This is where capitalism naturally goes. Growth is the most important thing. We start to codify the expectation of growth into board responsibilities. Then we all accept that as normal. Once we've built the mental model there, it's not really that far to say they shouldn't hurt other companies if it costs them nothing.
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This is where capitalism naturally goes. Growth is the most important thing. We start to codify the expectation of growth into board responsibilities. Then we all accept that as normal. Once we've built the mental model there, it's not really that far to say they shouldn't hurt other companies if it costs them nothing.
Except, we should want companies to compete with each other and eat each other's profits. Wars between companies are good for consumers.
Competition is good, wars are only good if they don't end up producing a victor.