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Abdallah Alaili August 1, 2023August 1, 2023 advertising, business, compete, competition, losers, monopoly, peter thiel, restaurants, startups, wall street journal, winners

Competition is for Losers – Not Peter Thiel

Peter Thiel believes competition is anti capitalistic, and monopolies are the way to succeed. He believes that all successful companies

Abdallah Alaili April 16, 2023April 16, 2023 competition, execution, income, innovate, innovation, Patents, pension, salaries, salary, Steve Blank

Execution pays your salary. Innovation pays your pension – Steve Blank

This statement by Steve Blank suggests, that while executing well can help you meet short-term goals and objectives, and earn

Lisa Brown April 8, 2023April 7, 2023 brand perception, business, competition, consumer demand, discount pricing, dynamic pricing, freemium pricing, market share, marketing goals, penetration pricing, pricing, pricing strategy, products, profitability, services, skimming pricing

What is a Pricing Strategy?

If you own a business, you may be wondering how to determine the appropriate price for your goods or services.

Lisa Brown April 4, 2023April 4, 2023 business combination, business owner, companies, competition, conglomerate merger, customer service, Economies of scale, employees, friendly merger, growth, horizontal merger, hostile merger, Impact, industry, job losses, market share, merger, pricing, product offerings, professional, profits, regulatory approval, vertical merger

What is a Merger? Understanding the Basics.

If you are a business owner or a professional in the industry, understanding the basics of mergers is essential. In

Young Entrepreneur March 17, 2023 barriers, Canada, China, competition, consumers, customs union, developing countries, Economic growth, efficiency, European Union, exploitation, foreign trade, Free trade, free trade agreements, global scale, goods, industries, international organization, international trade, investment, job losses, lower prices, member countries, Mexico, NAFTA, North American Free Trade Agreement, Open Door Policy, quotas, services, specialization, subsidies, tariffs, TPP, trade agreement, trade barriers, Trans-Pacific Partnership, United States, workers, World Trade Organization, WTO

Free Trade – Explained + Examples

Free trade refers to a system of international trade that allows goods and services to move between countries without any

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Abdallah Alaili March 11, 2023March 11, 2023 amazon, apple, big companies, bing, competition, Google, microsoft, Nokia, startups, Walmart

The trap of competing with a big company. Steve Jobs VS. Nokia.

I have been wanting to write this article for some time. Often, startups or even big companies, in order to

Young Entrepreneur March 3, 2023March 3, 2023 abuse of power, allocate, capitalist economy, central planning, command economy, competition, complexity, consumption, corruption, decision, demand, distribution, Economic growth, economic system, efficiency, environmental degradation, environmental goals, goods, government, Impact, income inequality, individual freedom, informed decision, innovation, institutions, intervention, laws, market economy, market transactions, mixed economy, modern economy, policies, policymaker, production, property, quality, regulation, resource, resources, services, shortage, social, social welfare, society, supply, taxation, transaction, unemployment

Economic Systems + Examples

An economic system is a complex network of institutions, laws, and policies that govern the production, distribution, and consumption of

Young Entrepreneur February 27, 2023February 27, 2023 1929, 1933, 1990s, 2000s, asset bubbles, businesses, central banks, competition, competitive, consumer demand, Consumer Spending, consumers, COVID-19 pandemic, currency, decrease, Deflation, demand, economic activity, economic stagnation, economy, Eurozone, global financial crisis, goods, Great Depression, industries, inflation, interest rates, inventory, japan, job losses, monetary policies, money supply, price level, prices, productivity, purchases, purchasing power, services, spending, supply, technologies, U.S., wages

Deflation in Economics – Explained + Examples

Deflation is a term used to describe a decrease in the overall price level of goods and services in an

Young Entrepreneur February 24, 2023February 24, 2023 break-even point, competition, competitiveness, Cost structure, Depreciation, financial health, fixed costs, flexibility, industry, insurance, investment, labor, market, optimization, performance, pricing, product mix, production, profitability, profits, raw materials, rent, resources, risks, salaries, shipping, size, technology, utilities, variable costs

Cost Structure – Explained

Cost structure refers to the combination of fixed and variable expenses that a company incurs in order to produce and

Young Entrepreneur February 21, 2023February 21, 2023 adapt, advertising, businesses, competition, crowded markets, customers, differentiate, growth, industry, innovation, market, market share, marketing, profits, reputation, Research and development, rivalry, smaller businesses, strategy

Competition in Business – Importance

Competition refers to the rivalry between businesses operating in the same market or industry. In a competitive market, companies strive

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