top | item 26921303 (no title) RunawayGalaxy | 4 years ago If I build a shopping center that gets tons of foot traffic, pay to build the amenities and security, and then charge stores rent, it doesn't suddenly become a monopoly when the tenants feel that the rent is too high. discuss order hn newest awat|4 years ago It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall.I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores. RunawayGalaxy|4 years ago > It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall.Android exists> I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores.How is the scalability of the analogy relevant? load replies (2)
awat|4 years ago It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall.I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores. RunawayGalaxy|4 years ago > It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall.Android exists> I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores.How is the scalability of the analogy relevant? load replies (2)
RunawayGalaxy|4 years ago > It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall.Android exists> I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores.How is the scalability of the analogy relevant? load replies (2)
awat|4 years ago
I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores.
RunawayGalaxy|4 years ago
Android exists
> I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores.
How is the scalability of the analogy relevant?