Who decides the prices ?

Just too many consumers did not know that the prices of goods can be reduced if they know Esperanto can help to do so.

If Esperanto were to become a global second language, the business savings easily would be in the millions of dollars, said Martha Cardenas, a language teacher in San Diego who is fluent in Esperanto and runs the Esperanto Studies Resource Center in San Diego.

http://www.nctimes.com/business/article_d7cbb02c-49c1-5b02-9244-79d27e884cfa.html

Translation costs are approaching $1 billion a year among the 20 European Union nations, according to an article published by Web Globalization News on TranslationDirectory.com.

When I told my friends about the above passage, my friends, what will happen to the translators if Esperanto is really an international language.

Do you think the translator will be jobless ?

But I think, only the best translator will never for out of job. Don't you think so ?

http://translationdirectory.com/