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An executive who worked at both Apple and Microsoft described the differences this way: “Microsoft tries to find pockets of unrealized revenue and then figures out what to make. Apple is just the opposite: It thinks of great products, then sells them. Prototypes and demos always come before spreadsheets.”

I’m no expert, but is this not sort of the difference between supply-side and Keynesian economics? e.g. The supply-sider thinks the path to success is being the most efficient player in existing markets, and the Keynesian is more focused on what people actually want?