Is it good that America allows large and successful firms to fail?
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Is it good that America allows large and successful firms to fail?
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The downside, as mentioned, includes the potential for job loss and the subsequent strain on the social safety net and individuals' livelihoods. This aspect raises important questions about economic stability and the social impact of business failures.
Conversely, the possibility of failure, even for established firms, serves as a catalyst for continuous improvement, adaptability, and vigilance against complacency. It suggests that businesses must consistently deliver value to their customers and stay ahead of innovation to survive. This competitive pressure can drive economic progress by encouraging the development of new technologies, services, and business models.
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On the other hand, allowing big firms to fail, is a wake-up call to large firms to be innovative enough to remain competitive in the market. Big firms will remain focused on providing excellent services as they know that should they lower their standards, they will succumb to competition from startup firms as t there is no favoritism.
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Have they been successful? Absolutely, for the shareholders. But, a not insignificant number of air travelers are now checking if their flights will be on Airbus or Boeing planes. That's nearly unheard of! A plane was a plane, as long as it got you where you needed to be. Booking companies have even added a filter to determine who the plane manufacturer is.
Boeing has been given several opportunities. I think it may be time for them to fail and let the upstarts bring new innovation like blended wing and supersonic flight to consumers.
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