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This article is written from a public policy point of view. It's growth for society they're talking about. The benefits to the startup and its customers are off
by tormeh 13y ago
This article is written from a public policy point of view. It's growth for society they're talking about. The benefits to the startup and its customers are offset by the decline of competitors or old solutions and overhead as workers go into unemployment and have to look for new jobs.
That it's possible to be so individualistic that you can't even grasp the idea of the growth The Economist is talking about being not growth for the startups... That's truly flabbergasting.