Nobody owed small bookstores a living. If Amazon can give people more choice at the same or better prices, why should the small bookstores survive? They're less efficient and therefore wasting resources.
(Yes, I know, small bookstores provide a whole different experience than shopping on Amazon. The thing is, nobody cares. Or at least too few people care to make the small bookstores into viable businesses.)
How did Amazon "out-money" small bookstores in a way that wasn't simply "more efficiently providing a competing service"?
(Yes, I know, small bookstores provide a whole different experience than shopping on Amazon. The thing is, nobody cares. Or at least too few people care to make the small bookstores into viable businesses.)
How did Amazon "out-money" small bookstores in a way that wasn't simply "more efficiently providing a competing service"?