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>The company would still create the same value to society Ok, I'll bite. It would still create the same value to its investors. No for-profit company ever cr
by superuser2 12y ago
>The company would still create the same value to society
Ok, I'll bite.
It would still create the same value to its investors.
No for-profit company ever creates value to society except by employing people or by having secondary effects that result in more/higher-quality employment.
- orangecat 12y agoNope. See "consumer surplus".
- superuser2 12y ago... And why is that valuable to society? Because then consumers have money to left over to spend on other things. See "secondary effects that result in more/higher-quality employment."