I agree with you, but not your solution in 2. Market share is shaky data to quantify at best, and you'd just incentivice software companies over manufacturing companies for tax purposes (Since software has lower employee count, and hardware software are going to extribly linked going forward)
There needs to be a way to reverse IPO companies as spin outs much easier, with some kind of government incentive to do so. It would unlock alot of value instead of causing it to be withheld.
Some examples of this would be google splitting out search, youtube, and AI products, with the datacenters and IP staying under alphabet.
There needs to be a way to reverse IPO companies as spin outs much easier, with some kind of government incentive to do so. It would unlock alot of value instead of causing it to be withheld.
Some examples of this would be google splitting out search, youtube, and AI products, with the datacenters and IP staying under alphabet.