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Or you could just be happy to have a profitable company that makes money consistently. Shavers don't last for ever and new people grow up every day. You could a
by sfn42 19d ago
Or you could just be happy to have a profitable company that makes money consistently. Shavers don't last for ever and new people grow up every day. You could also just launch a new product line that's cheaper without compromising the existing ones.
But nooo we need infinite growth which is impossible so let's run the company into the ground for some more growth before our shit decisions catch up to us and stock price plummets.
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- carlosjobim 19d agoIf your customer base is declining, your company isn't making money consistently. Revenues and profits will decline accordingly.
- sfn42 19d agoThen you scale back a bit and keep making consistent money, just a bit less. The only way things go completely to shit is when you enshittify your product and nobody wants it any more. Or you could expand to other markets, lots of options that don't require making your products worse.
- carlosjobim 19d agoMarkets outside the industrialized world don't have the purchasing power for quality products from the industrialized world. That's why you have to reduce quality to reduce price if you want to sell consumer goods to them. Or wind down your operations. But who would want to wind down their operations?
- sfn42 19d agoThat's not what I meant by other markets. I meant other products, though you could also make a cheaper version of the same product which I've already mentioned.
- alpaca128 19d agoOr the company is grown in an organic way that leads to lower but stable demand.