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Some simple economics of AI?

Economy
United States
Started March 18, 2026

AI lowers the cost of building businesses. But it raises the bar for sustaining advantage. More companies can start. Fewer can dominate. That implies greater dispersion. More volatility. Less structural concentration. A market that rewards adaptability rather than mere size. And it raises the question that follows logically from duration compression: if software moats erode […] The post Some simple economics of AI? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsIs everyone going to write like...

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CLAIM Posted by will • Mar 18, 2026
AI democratizes entrepreneurship by lowering startup costs, allowing more innovators to enter the market and fostering a diverse range of businesses.
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The erosion of software moats due to AI innovation signals an end to dominance by large firms, promoting a healthier market landscape.
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While AI reduces the barriers to entry, it simultaneously increases competition, meaning that only the most adaptable companies will thrive.
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The volatility introduced by AI will lead to instability in markets, making it difficult for companies to sustain long-term growth and success.
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Greater market dispersion may lead to confusion among consumers, as the abundance of choices could hinder informed decision-making.
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