Matthew effect of network economy, davidow's law

This law, like Moore's Law, was invented by people from Intel Corporation. People in this company like to predict, and the prediction is very accurate, which makes people think it is a fortune-telling company.

Davydov, vice president of Intel Corporation, first put forward this law. At that time, the key point was that enterprises must constantly improve their product capabilities in order to occupy a dominant position in the market. There is only one specific method, that is, "rushing to run." No matter how elementary the performance is, they should take the lead in launching and occupy the commanding heights of the market. New products are new life.

Davidow's Law: The first generation products entering the market can automatically gain 50% market share.

Davidow's law is Matthew effect in modern network economy.

This is a social phenomenon that the stronger the strong, the weaker the weak, which has been amplified in the new era of network society.

It leads to social, political and economic polarization, the rich are richer, the poor are poorer, and social contradictions are intensified. If it is not solved, the consequences will be unimaginable.