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If it's unprofitable for you, that means the other firm is doing a better job serving customers than you.
by WalterBright 7d ago
If it's unprofitable for you, that means the other firm is doing a better job serving customers than you.
- nrr 7d agoDoes it? This is an empirical observation matched with a causal claim. How have you controlled for your confounding variables?
- eadler 3d agoResponding to you generally and not to this comment. I want to thank you for explaining economic principles even if the OP doesn't understand them. As someone who has less econ background then they'd like — your explanations are clear.