Then the business game is to make profits out of others, and to prevent others from making profits out of you.
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This quote from Jack London's "The Iron Heel" sharply encapsulates a fundamental tension inherent in capitalist economic systems—the competitive struggle to gain financial advantage while defending oneself against exploitation. The phrasing frames business as a strategic game, emphasizing that success in this arena is not just about creation or service but also involves navigating a complex network of economic interests where one party's gain can mean another's loss. This perspective can...
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