People often despise the largest companies in the world as they have so much influence and dominance over the market. They’re often able to launch overpriced products and get away with a lack of innovation. While it may seem like these companies are unstoppable and that they’ll never fall, the truth is that all companies eventually fall. There is no such thing as too big to fail. After all, bailouts can only sustain a dying company for so long. But, how do companies with massive monopolies over the market eventually die without a trace? Well, the answer to this question is multiple fold. First of all, the size of the company itself becomes a hindrance as the company starts to shift from economies of scale to pains of scale. Additionally, as these companies approach the natural limits of their industries, they’re often forced to put profits over innovation until they eventually enter a race to the bottom. This video explains the top reasons big companies fail and why no company is too big to fail. 

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Too Big To Fail
1:38 - Pains Of Scale
4:33 - Profit Over Innovation
7:09 - A Race To The Bottom
9:35 - 30 Years

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