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"You can't ship beer over state lines," they remark, emphasizing how regulatory frameworks serve as substantial barriers for new entrants. These constraints are rooted in legal statutes that protect existing distributors and manufacturers, making it difficult for small or new companies to penetrate the market without significant capital and compliance strategies.
The Dominance of Established Brands
The conversation underlines that certain industries are dominated by large, entrenched corporations—referred to as the "biggest corporation"—whose market influence and logistical networks make it tough for newcomers. While it’s theoretically possible to disrupt such giants, doing so requires enormous effort and resources.