Unfortunately this leads to a “robber baron” approach which brings out the worst aspects of capitalism. The need to increase market share makes one feel like a plantation owner, paying the workers as little as the game will allow you. and cheap labor) and spend the money you saved to pay ridiculous rates for advertising and retailer support. The combination of low prices, advertising spend, and retailer support is enough to give your “company” excessive profits.
Unfortunately this leads to a “robber baron” approach which brings out the worst aspects of capitalism. The need to increase market share makes one feel like a plantation owner, paying the workers as little as the game will allow you. and cheap labor) and spend the money you saved to pay ridiculous rates for advertising and retailer support. The combination of low prices, advertising spend, and retailer support is enough to give your “company” excessive profits.
Unfortunately this leads to a “robber baron” approach which brings out the worst aspects of capitalism. The need to increase market share makes one feel like a plantation owner, paying the workers as little as the game will allow you. and cheap labor) and spend the money you saved to pay ridiculous rates for advertising and retailer support. The combination of low prices, advertising spend, and retailer support is enough to give your “company” excessive profits.
Unfortunately this leads to a “robber baron” approach which brings out the worst aspects of capitalism. The need to increase market share makes one feel like a plantation owner, paying the workers as little as the game will allow you. and cheap labor) and spend the money you saved to pay ridiculous rates for advertising and retailer support. The