In capitalism, the consumer isn’t the target audience. A business exists to make money. The more money you make, the more shareholders you gain, the more the shareholders demand BLOOD!
I think that only happens if you manage to acquire a monopoly and are forced to break up your company - I’m not entirely sure you have to sell parts of it publicly even then
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You don’t need to take your company public, you know?
You can just stay its sole owner, then no one can force you to do anything with it (except for a judge).
We recently had to get rid of a vendor at work because the private company was bought out by a foreign power. Can’t say more than that. Kinda sucks as now we have to replace some of the infa.
That’s just it, you don’t need to grow. Just sell a useful product at a reasonable price.
In capitalism, the consumer isn’t the target audience. A business exists to make money. The more money you make, the more shareholders you gain, the more the shareholders demand BLOOD!
No one forces you to sell shares.
… untill someone does.
I think that only happens if you manage to acquire a monopoly and are forced to break up your company - I’m not entirely sure you have to sell parts of it publicly even then
Unless the someone happens to be the owner.
If you own the company, no one can force you to sell shares.
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You don’t need to take your company public, you know?
You can just stay its sole owner, then no one can force you to do anything with it (except for a judge).
Which countries?
Any country which has the concept of private property, and a relatively robust political and legal system.
We recently had to get rid of a vendor at work because the private company was bought out by a foreign power. Can’t say more than that. Kinda sucks as now we have to replace some of the infa.
Against their will? Or did they make a choice because the offer was too good?
Not for capitalism though