Life at the Top

Life At The Top Chapter 1937

If all the previous contents of this

conversation up to now made the Habers

father and son extremely uncomfortable,

this sentence was a cool drink in a hot

summer, sending chills down the father

and son’s spines.

Why were they unwilling to go public?

Of course, it was because they were

worried about control. Also, there was

another important reason.

This was regarding the particularity of the

food industry.

Foodstuff itself was a resource controlled

by the state and it was indeed circulated o

n the market, but both the scale and the

price were subjected to strict official

restrictions.

What kind of problem would this cause?

It would make it difficult for food

production companies to lose money. It

seemed good, but a serious problem was

that it was also difficult to make a lot of

money.

said that it was true that its annual profit could be

grade of rice. For example, if the government purchased them for 1 Somer

money you would need t o produce half a kilogram of rice. Hence, there would be no loopholes

small profits that it was very difficult for such a company

of listed company

100 Somer Dollars with an investment of 1 Somer

Grandland wanted to

its performance and

the requirements, but

be unlikely to be favored

the stock price

inevitably be lower.

of the

control for no reason

make

This

fools would do.

now, Jasper

triple the

a piece

be tempted.

still that simple truth.

100% of 10 billion and 80% of

one

still need to

all, not every boss

as Jasper, who did not

about

most essential difference

and the vast majority

help with development and they were

Laine, are you for real?” Weston asked

and said, “I am saying this with my name, m lying to you?” do you think I

crazy,

others to consider it at all as it would basically be impossible. Plus,

” Alright, I’ll listen

thought the best scenario of him coming here would be to leave with disappointment.

and consider it

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