Similarities can be found between any two objects; but whether some similarity worth pursuing depends upon the description/theory one subscribes to or advances.
In the US, people have paid for homes almost $700,000. However, these homes fetch $24,000 a year as rent. That is, the home is worth 30 times of annual rent (excluding property taxes, insurances, etc).
Look at all those guys at VC firms dotted along Sandhill road, Stanford. These guys peddle virtues of competition, capitalism. No dispute about these aspects. However, what is hypocritical about them is this: they wanna exit once the companies they invested in go public. And they want EPS (earnings per share, similar to rent/price) to be around 40.
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