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Charles Schuler
- Jan 1, 1970
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The current news is replete with failures of major US companies to generate
profits. It seems to be an epidemic. Is this the end of GM and Kodak and
their ilk?
Small companies are filled with enthusiasm, flexibility, and creativity and
yet violate vertical integration and other rules of business.
Small to big used to be a good thing, as it generated economics of scale.
Anti-trust laws were popular at one time. This, to me, is really weird. Ma
Bell is now trying to buy back the splinters. Government intervention is
99% wrong ... correct me if I am wrong.
I post this here as I am interested in the EE take on this (which is always
unique).
Will this trend continue?
profits. It seems to be an epidemic. Is this the end of GM and Kodak and
their ilk?
Small companies are filled with enthusiasm, flexibility, and creativity and
yet violate vertical integration and other rules of business.
Small to big used to be a good thing, as it generated economics of scale.
Anti-trust laws were popular at one time. This, to me, is really weird. Ma
Bell is now trying to buy back the splinters. Government intervention is
99% wrong ... correct me if I am wrong.
I post this here as I am interested in the EE take on this (which is always
unique).
Will this trend continue?