It's a net-zero benefit good because it artificially creates a problem then solves it. It's just an obvious example of this, but many products (even software) f

It's a net-zero benefit good because it artificially creates a problem then solves it. It's just an obvious example of this, but many products (even software) fall into this description. Which is the larger context I'm speaking to. You don't need to make things better to make money.