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The core argument is that capitalism pushes for this outcome, which your link actually confirms. I also find it a bit odd to claim that "x is a myth" and link to an opinion piece article as if it's a peer reviewed study.
It's a link to an article about a legal case where the courts specifically stated this was not the case. In the legal realm, that is the equivalent of a peer review. And absolutely, unfettered capitalism pushes towards this outcome. That doesn't make it a legal requirement.
Who said it was a legal requirement?
So root comment did.
Needs = laws?
They'll oust a CEO who doesn't fill that need. No legal action required.
Ah, I see you read the article. Now we're back at the start and you can continue to go in circles without me.
Huh? You claimed that "need" = "law" -- which is clearly nonsense.
That's where we are.