When a businessman gets their company big enough to outmuscle the uninformed consumer they can enshitify their service or product.
By either making a shittier product or raising prices.
That's bad for entertainment services.
That's especially morally reprehensible when it's necessary or almost necessary things to buy.
Like banks loaning system, or basic food necessities, or companies mass buying houses to rent, or medications, or life saving surgeries, or insurance companies typical actions, or nestle.
I'd like to read what they wrote on this, knowing they ruined lives using mostly legal business methods.
Whether they're excusing their actions, or accepting the truth of the effects, or whatever
Morbidly curious
by Suitable_Candy_1161
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wolf of wall st is kind of the ur-example of this
Confessions of an Economic Hitman, not about companies but a semi-autobiography of a guy whose job it was to convince leaders of poor undeveloped countries to accept development loans for large construction and engineering projects, thus trapping them in a system of American influence and control.