Laeserin on Nostr: People don't understand this effect, but for-profit companies have to work harder and ...
People don't understand this effect, but for-profit companies have to work harder and more efficiently because they have to deliver the same products and services, often carrying the additional cost of taxation, while continuing to return a profit.
That means they have to steadily reform, refactor, and innovate. Their economic energy becomes increasingly dense, which powers the next phase in their organizational development.
Or they fail to turn a profit and leave the market, to make room for someone better.
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