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The internet content case shows that when one form of scarcity disappears, economic power migrates to whoever controls the next binding constraint, which for internet content was the platform infrastructure for discovery and distribution rather than the content itself.

This last observation directly reinforces the binding-constraint analysis in Section II.D: when one form of scarcity disappears, economic power migrates to whoever controls the next binding constraint.

Wulf A. Kaal, The Collapse of Scarcity Economics (2026), III.D. Internet Content as Empirical Microcosm: The Supply Curve That Already Disappeared, p. 16
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• generalized from platform intermediaries such as Google, Meta, and Amazon

mechanismsupport: evidencedfailure: Power Migration to Next Constraintfamily: recentralization-drifteconomics

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