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Because a startup isn't profitable often for years even while in growth before it hits the inflection point. Taking this ability away without being careful mea
by Grimm1 5y ago
Because a startup isn't profitable often for years even while in growth before it hits the inflection point.
Taking this ability away without being careful means you'll likely further entrench incumbents at the expense of those new companies.
- ahtihn 5y agoI think marginal unit costs should not be allowed to be higher than the sale price in general, with maybe some exception (liquidation of existing stock with no further production or explicit temporary promotions). For example a company like Uber should not be allowed to sell rides for less than what they pay the driver for the ride.
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoI agree with you in principle, but framing the law would be tricky.
- Leherenn 5y agoI think it is the case in some European countries like France.