>_>

Bruhhh

sorry im not a american

so i dont know

How are you in a Amer-

I’m done

im not a american

Good for you lol

but the first example you say is kinda untrue

it normally dosent work like that, its impossible to win out or surround all smaller competitors in the market

in order to do so they have to eliminate competition, something only government does on a regular basis

@Mr1Gonzalez

Yes because there are laws currently in place that protect small businesses from that

🤦‍♂️

it depends on the nature gonzalez

young industries in developing nations usually employ protectionism in order to make them grow

http://uponhopeblog.blogspot.com/2017/04/how-big-business-destroys-small-business.html?m=1

One example from Australia

Which lacks the protections

in a pure free market however, large corporations wont the size they are today

https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/study-proves-walmart-super-stores-kill-local-small-businesses-article-1.140129

Which is what my initial post was about btw

You can’t use my own point to disagree with me

Wut

im not sure what your arguing for

@Mr1Gonzalez

@Mr1Gonzalez 'Kill off"

First I can't see the studysince the website is blocked

secondly it's competition

which is good for the consumer

hm it could be good for the consumer

but it could also transform walmart into a monopoly which is bad for consumers

small businesses can't compete vs corporations like walmart

they need to differentiate their products, something that walmart can't do

ie sell designer goods or special case goods

@hcaez No there will always be competition

well on some scale sure

Theres always tiny shops and medium shops

but locally idk

where I live atleast, theres a huge store

"Asda"