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That's what I was explaining. It's more profitable to keep up the illusion of value than actually creating value. This is normally seen as a market inefficiency
by carlmr 7y ago
That's what I was explaining. It's more profitable to keep up the illusion of value than actually creating value. This is normally seen as a market inefficiency, too, in economics lingo
- iguy 7y agoBut how do you tell what is "actually creating value"? For instance, do movie producers do this, when they construct whole buildings and then knock them down a week later?