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Fair competition drives out inefficient players, and generally can keep costs down for consumers. That's what it means, it doesn't literally mean every single p
by burnte 2y ago
Fair competition drives out inefficient players, and generally can keep costs down for consumers. That's what it means, it doesn't literally mean every single person will profit, but competition makes for healthier markets than lack thereof.
- practicemaths 2y agoSo, competition benefits consumers, which are a subset of society. Say that instead.
- burnte 2y agoI did.
- practicemaths 2y agoOkay.