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If it relies on Monopoly power, I have trouble regarding it as "legitimate". "It makes me money" is not in and of itself a successful business model.
by salawat 5y ago
If it relies on Monopoly power, I have trouble regarding it as "legitimate".
"It makes me money" is not in and of itself a successful business model.
- taneq 5y agoIs that not the literal definition of a successful business model?
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- laurent92 5y agoNo, not “it makes me money” but “it succeeded to build an entire ecosystem of partners inheriting from a central producer of intelligence work, all of this succeeding to produce better output than the established player, Intel.” This is “good enough” as a measure of success, I don’t care where the money flows as long as an industry is being built. Actually that’s the sole role of money, which could be replaced by anything you like (point system, exchange, central planning). I’m just noting that IP protection enabled this industry, this time, despite me being generally against.