How? Please give some examples.
> and I still can't understand why would negative feedback
> prevent this and the exploration of the population by any corp.
Suppose you are a monopolist: the only producer of shoes.
There's no point in having a monopoly unless you charge
higher prices than you could get in a competitive market;
so you raise the price of your shoes. But at the higher
price, some entrepreneurs think: Hey, I couldn't make money
selling shoes at the old price, but now I can. So more
producers enter the market. The monopolist's own action
has indirectly made the market competitive, and the price
drops again.
The price system in general illustrates negative feedback:
scarcity -> price rises -> supply expands -> price falls.
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