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The competition also decides on the buy button

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Briefings

A recent article suggests that when opacity becomes a commercial advantage, competition shifts from rewarding value creation to rewarding opacity. The evidence provided is a single sentence stating this principle, offering no specific examples, dates, or named entities beyond the general concept of competition and opacity. The finding implies a shift in competitive dynamics, but without further context, the specific mechanisms or consequences remain unexplained.

Key points

• When opacity becomes a commercial advantage, competition shifts from rewarding value creation to rewarding opacity.

Context

The article posits a theoretical shift in competitive dynamics where transparency is no longer the primary driver of success. No specific industry, company, or historical event is mentioned in the provided evidence.

Limitations

The evidence consists of a single sentence without specific examples, dates, or named entities. The article does not provide data on specific industries, companies, or historical events, nor does it offer any quantitative data or specific consequences of this shift.

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