How to Lose a Million-Income Fortune Through Investing
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Judging by the article, the core issues are market disorderly competition, government red tape and qualification hurdles, and users who opt for low prices over quality. The product is good but unsold due to low frequency and high prices, leading to accumulated inventory and an inability to pay wages, eventually causing the company to collapse.
The underlying problem emerged early: the partnership never established a foundation of mutual understanding and consensus. As distrust grew over time, it became impossible to reach agreements on critical issues, resulting in increased backstabbing and maneuvering, ultimately leading to a split. Coupled with fierce market competition, the company fell apart.