Under the rules of the capital game, when two entities of vastly different sizes began to clash, the most unbeatable method was to hurt the other by taking losses yourself.
I would take a two-dollar loss in exchange for making you suffer a one-dollar loss.
I could afford to lose ten million, while you could only afford to lose one million.
In the end, I would only need to lose two million to drive you into bankruptcy.
Once you went bankrupt and the challenger was gone, the victor could continue enjoying the massive dividends brought by making the rules! Moreover, this advantage would grow larger and increasingly difficult to challenge, eventually forming a monopoly! Of course, the Federation's capitalists would never be stupid enough to create a monopoly openly. They would split themselves into several companies and have them compete against one another.
They would compete back and forth, but in reality, it was just the left hand hitting the right hand. If someone got hotheaded and joined in...
Then, unfortunately, both hands would be hitting people together!
This method of hurting others by taking losses yourself was absolutely unbeatable in industries without technical barriers. Industries with technical barriers were slightly better, since an unexpected technological invention could potentially turn the tables completely.
But in the fast-food industry, forget it!
Jenny had a keen sense for these things. Lin Qi gave her ideas a great deal of recognition and praise. "Avoiding competition with your rivals on their home turf is a very wise decision, but you also need to consider the changes you'll have to make after entering lower-level markets."
"In cities with a slower pace of life, people don't rely on fast food nearly as much as people in a fast-paced city like Bu Peien."
"People there won't have