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To which ideals is Amazon's success "repugnant"? It seems to me that Amazon is facilitating demand much better than its competitors, which means, according to t
by Arcaten 9y ago
To which ideals is Amazon's success "repugnant"? It seems to me that Amazon is facilitating demand much better than its competitors, which means, according to the rules of the free market, it should win. Or am I misunderstanding?
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoFree markets aren't a guarantee that things aren't repugnant (and likely the opposite -- most winners in free markets are repugnant in various ways). Free markets are a travesty of economics; bring back competitive markets.
- mulmen 9y agoThe GP said that companies like Amazon are repugnant to free markets. Not to the moral perspective of some third party observer.