top | item 45575306 (no title) philosopher1234 | 4 months ago We’re talking about China subsidizing goods that it sells in another country. This is bread and butter “free market” behavior. Literally every company in the world does this one way or another. discuss order hn newest maximus_01|4 months ago No, that is not the free market at work at all. I agree it happens however. We simply don't live in a 100% free market world. philosopher1234|4 months ago I bet you can’t name a single company that doesn’t perform some critical function at a loss. bdangubic|4 months ago “subsidising” and “free market” are antonyms we learn in 3rd grade language arts class :) philosopher1234|4 months ago How about “loss leader”? Ever use napkins at a diner? Buy Costco chicken? I think you are repeating things you were taught but they aren’t true load replies (1)
maximus_01|4 months ago No, that is not the free market at work at all. I agree it happens however. We simply don't live in a 100% free market world. philosopher1234|4 months ago I bet you can’t name a single company that doesn’t perform some critical function at a loss.
philosopher1234|4 months ago I bet you can’t name a single company that doesn’t perform some critical function at a loss.
bdangubic|4 months ago “subsidising” and “free market” are antonyms we learn in 3rd grade language arts class :) philosopher1234|4 months ago How about “loss leader”? Ever use napkins at a diner? Buy Costco chicken? I think you are repeating things you were taught but they aren’t true load replies (1)
philosopher1234|4 months ago How about “loss leader”? Ever use napkins at a diner? Buy Costco chicken? I think you are repeating things you were taught but they aren’t true load replies (1)
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