Почему Новые Вещи Делают Хуже? Тайный Сговор Корпораций

👉 My personal Telegram news and events that move markets, change the economy, and directly affect your money: https://t. me/+y6w7CvKoTPk3ZjMy Why have old things been working for decades, and new phones, cars, clothes, and machinery increasingly break down after a few years? Is it an accident, a poor quality, or part of a huge business model that makes us buy again and again? This is not just a story about bad goods. This is a story about economics, quarterly reports, corporate incentives, and a system where the eternal thing becomes a problem for business. In the video you will learn: What is planned obsolescence; how the Feb cartel changed the market for light bulbs; why things became less useful; how Apple, Tesla and other companies use software to control devices; why repairs are becoming more difficult and expensive; how fast fashion makes you buy clothes more often; Why does a business benefit more from a regular customer than a fully solved problem; How a modern economy is built on repeat purchases. It is a dissecting of a system in which corporations, investors, and consumers are trapped in the same trap: businesses need constant growth, so goods must not be too good. Subscribe to the Money Code channel if you want more discussion about money, economics, corporations, technology and the rules of the game that make up the modern world. 🚀 Time code 00:00 - Why new things make worse 06:45 - Feb Cartel 12:00 - Modern cartel 20:14 - Darkest level 24:40 - Final #economy #money #business