JWResponse Part 1
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1:45:08
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- 5:41
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Keiser Report: Capitalism Without Capital? (E226)by RussiaToday33,797 views
Yeah but I am not talking about the gwroth rate of an industry, that will always be in a state of flux (and just because it's slower at certain times doesn't really mean anything; it just means that industry isn't doing well at that time, or that there are already a few providers who everyone is happy with and no real need for competition). I am simply saying that there is a far greater number of companies now than there were during the start of the economy.
ProximaMinor 2 years ago