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That only works if: 1. Profits are capped. 2. The company cannot gauge or drop service to non-profitable customers. Neither applies.
by tzmudzin 9y ago
That only works if:
1. Profits are capped.
2. The company cannot gauge or drop service to non-profitable customers.
Neither applies.
- tylerhou 9y ago1. Profits are inherently capped. I choose an upper bound of the value of everything on Earth. 2. Every private entity, in free market capitalism, has the right to refuse service to a customer if providing that service is not beneficial to said entity (bar some race, age, etc. issue). Are you making an argument to remove that right?