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Because they’re no longer competing. They wield monopoly power that is anticompetitive, and it’s bad for everything else you value. (Assuming you value more tha
by relaxing 5y ago
Because they’re no longer competing. They wield monopoly power that is anticompetitive, and it’s bad for everything else you value. (Assuming you value more than streaming media, two retailers, and ads.)
- whimsicalism 5y agoThey have monopoly power in the tech labor market? How so?
- relaxing 5y agoIsn’t the collective wisdom around here that there’s no competing with FAANG when it comes to job offers? And we know they’ve engaged in anticompetitive behavior among themselves when it comes to recruiting. I would be unsurprised to find out it still takes place. But I think the point was monopoly power from their core products is the real issue, and that enables the astronomical salaries.