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Interestingly enough, all the examples you cited are being produced by Asian brands, where the various governments have specific policies designed to make compa
by littlestymaar 7mo ago
Interestingly enough, all the examples you cited are being produced by Asian brands, where the various governments have specific policies designed to make companies actually engage in such a competition in order to take over the world markets.
Now do banking, retail, real estate, insurance, healthcare, software, or any business where Asian governments are not actively subsidizing a race to the bottom competition and you'll see it how it works.
- raw_anon_1111 7mo agoSoftware is easy - look at the App Store. Every piece of software and even the console market is moving away from pay once to shady pay to win mechanics. Google and Facebook make most of their money by giving things away and selling to advertising. The biggest retail stores squeeze their suppliers and compete on prices, healthcare everywhere else except the asinine system in the US is government backed. The fast food places compete on price and “fast casual” that costs slightly more are dying