False
Again that's magic thinking, that's whishful thinking, it's not true
It's not always the best product that dominates the market, far from it
That idea that in a "free market" the best product will necessarily prevail is flat wrong
https://www.inc.com/erik-sherman/best-products-dont-always-win.html
https://www.nytimes.com/1996/05/05/magazine/why-the-best-doesn-t-always-win.html
>So when the consumer asks, why is your chicken so expensive
You simply tell him whatever the fuck you want there are no rules preventing you from doing so, no trust pal
Free market, and sheeeit
No gov intervention, no regulation, crooks get an autobahn
You simply tell him whatever the fuck you want there are no rules preventing you from doing so
https://poal.co/s/AskPoal/131936/fa6534c7-e607-4615-b506-ef2e2b088970#cmnts
Also, if your chicken is actually the best, why say anything but the truth?
What do you mean "best"?
"Best" what does it even mean, best for who?
Best for kfc? Best for health benefits? Best taste? Best price/quality ratio?
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