> If the system was dysfunctional enough to prioritise short term profit seeking to this extent, then all a competitor would have to do to monopolise any marke

> If the system was dysfunctional enough to prioritise short term profit seeking to this extent, then all a competitor would have to do to monopolise any market is do enough “long term thinking” to outlast all their failing competitors. isn't this exactly what's going on with Boeing? > Airbus last year topped Boeing for the fifth straight year in the orders race, with 2,094 net orders and 735 delivered planes. Boeing had 1,314 net orders and delivered 528 aircraft.[0] I 100% agree the majority of investors don't seem to take the long view, and that's been the case for a while. [0] https://apnews.com/article/boeing-airbus-airline-safety-manufacturing-8a7c361e379285c87c9a84638faf9302 https://apnews.com/article/boeing-airbus-airline-safety-manu...