And the consumer can't always go elsewhere - there may be no viable competition, or that competition gets bought by the larger company for what is essentially pocket change.
Too big to fail = too big to control
And the consumer can't always go elsewhere - there may be no viable competition, or that competition gets bought by the larger company for what is essentially pocket change.
Too big to fail = too big to control
You have to have significant resources to break free from local restraints, which is really unfortunate. It's also a lot of resources that gets spent, just so people or companies can do whatever they want with their own resources. In other words, it's possibly a loss of production - those resources could have gone elsewhere.
Please be gentle, I'm open for discussing these things.
but indeed that they are out of control: they can remove money from an arbitrary economy and not necessarily put it back (see apple that sitting in an incredible amount of cache) => (they dont need to hire people locally.. at least not as much) => they -at the moment are- making poor countries/people even poorer, rich ones even richer => they have more and more power in less and less hands