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There is a cost to society either way. Reviving a corrupted entity to allow it to continue must have a cost that needs to be weight against the perceived loss
by crististm 6y ago
There is a cost to society either way.
Reviving a corrupted entity to allow it to continue must have a cost that needs to be weight against the perceived loss of its benefits.
- nicoburns 6y agoYes, anything in economics is a tradeoff. But IMO preventing companies from getting so big in the first place is by far the lesser evil in this case.