#PriceCompetition

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2025-06-05

Mastering Price Competition Strategies for Market Growth

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Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-09-07

@annhattan We still haven’t gone far enough away from … we should be using more often to encourage and to . has proposed stronger merger guidelines for when mergers should not be allowed; he should also propose better guidelines for when and should be broken up (as many industries are too consolidated) .

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-08-27

@pivoinebleue@mstdn.social I hope doubles down on using to … he has proposed stronger merger rules/guidelines but I’d also like to see him vocal about using laws to break up existing and to increase and fight .

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-06-16

@the_Effekt My opinion is that we should be using laws to so that there is to . A handful of consolidated companies dominating an industry can easily collude to keep prices unreasonably high. Break them up and they are more likely to actually compete with each other.

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-06-13

@OGjester

I agree.

In addition, I also think that need to be broken up to increase to . Otherwise mega corporations will use rising wages an an excuse to raise prices (even though they could easily swallow the extra cost of fair wages). We have to demand a higher standard of living and understand what could be done to raise it.

That the minimum wage isn’t significantly higher is purely about .

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-06-12

@anttipeltola Which country? aren’t any better. People fight for higher wages but then the crank up . What we need is to break up so that there is in order to

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-06-06

@cbcworld I don’t live in but we have similar concerns here in the US. Economists have pointed out that the primary mechanism that raising interest rates could reduce inflation is that it could impact the labor market to the point of people losing jobs and having to accept less pay. This is not moral and doesn’t help regular people. Do central banks only care about ? We should break up so that there is

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-04-28

@froomkin If we would break up there would be more . Then wages could get much higher without AVERAGE inflation increasing. There was a time that increases in productivity lifted everyone up but these past 5 decades the benefits have only gone to the ultraWealthy.

I don’t think that shareholders should be prioritized over other (such as employees and customers).

Ian StuartIanStuart
2023-04-25

@Jondreed I am embarrassed by the feds insistence of utilizing logic that very clearly puts regular working people at risk of losing work. We should and cartels to increase (which would ). should dismiss as Chair.

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