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> what of the case of local baker versus the multinational? They sell the same thing (often the local store will provide better quality), but one can clearly o
by xyzelement 6y ago
> what of the case of local baker versus the multinational? They sell the same thing (often the local store will provide better quality), but one can clearly outbid the other in order to muscle out the competition
There's no magic there. The multinational was a local baker once - they figure out how to scale and deliver more bread at lower cost or greater quality which is what allowed them to get big. They serve more people, better.
The rest of your comment is just commie slogans, not sure how it's connected to the topic so I'll just leave you to your views there, but let me know if there's something you think needs a response.
- danparsonson 6y agoNo I don't think there's any value in us chasing each other in ideological circles, thanks, although > commie slogans made me smile and I do have a (genuine) follow up question about that: when I hear people use phrases like that I often wonder if they see 'pure' (let's say, US-style) capitalism and communism as a binary choice, or two ends of a spectrum. What's your viewpoint? Like I said, not a loaded question.