Market leadership as a survival strategy in contested industries
A commenter points to defense and pharma, arguing that firms seek market leadership to become “hard to kill” while weaker players face pressure.
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A commenter frames market leadership as a means of survival in contested industries such as defense and pharma: “the pack will push the weak so the core can survive.” In a follow-up reply, they joke about whether credit agreements allow “force majeure by girardian scapegoating.”
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Market leadership as a survival strategy in contested industries
A commenter points to defense and pharma, arguing that firms seek market leadership to become “hard to kill” while weaker players face pressure.
TLDR
A commenter frames market leadership as a means of survival in contested industries such as defense and pharma: “the pack will push the weak so the core can survive.” In a follow-up reply, they joke about whether credit agreements allow “force majeure by girardian scapegoating.”