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for sure. but a newly established company with strong revenues in a part of the world where there are no rules? difficult to answer.
by kmlx 4y ago
for sure. but a newly established company with strong revenues in a part of the world where there are no rules? difficult to answer.
- hef19898 4y agoSo what? Nobody is obliged to serve any market, or a markets obliges to open for individual companies. If company A won't, companies B and C propably will.
- kmlx 4y ago> So what? if your goal is more protectionism, then it’s great. but if you want to produce market leaders then it’s bad.
- hef19898 4y agoIf by market leader you mean creating monopolies, or oligopolies, there are rules againstt that in place. So there seems to be some concensus of seeing those outcomes as non desireable. And those rules cover consumer protection and choice, Microsoft has some experience with that when it comes to Internet Explorer.
- kuratkull 4y agoBeing a monopoly is not against the law. Abusing your monopoly is.