I would not call "setting internal structures to fight against each other" an example of free market.
A company thinking thats a better strategy and failing and going bust is a great one though.
A company thinking thats a better strategy and failing and going bust is a great one though.
This could be its own chapter in a book about how to cripple a thriving business. Right after the chapter on leveraged buyouts. Motorola, among others, eventually succumbed to this business-cancer.
What's the real difference?
How does a free market protect you from this?