Ahmed wrote:All ambitious economic players have only one idea in mind: to remove competition and introduce a lock that will allow them to control the market at their level and to derive a great bonus for their benefit.
Currently, it is generally easier in terms of trading than manufacturing.
This is the famous "captive market", the dream of any self-respecting business.
We find the same thing with printers and inks for example, and indeed the profits (on inks) are substantial.
They can almost donate the printers, they don't have a problem!
Another example is that of battery-powered devices, where we always recommend Duracon batteries, and as luck would have it, the multinational that sells these devices also manufactures these batteries. Good game.
The worst example: "gillou" shaver, with vibration for an even more efficient shaving, so a "duracon" battery: and yes, the "gillou" group owns "duracon" batteries.
long live the world companies