Giant companies tend to be more
stable than smaller firms, but they also have very little room to grow.
You can still make mistakes with big firms, but the mistakes are less likely to be fatal because large companies tend to be more
stable than smaller firms.
Not exact matches
Nor is it sensible to treat
smaller firms as inherently more virtuous
than larger ones: what matters is setting a
stable framework in which making a reasonable profit is compatible with the public interest.
The steering is honest and keen, the chassis is
firm and
stable, the brakes are prompt and well balanced, the skinny tires have more grip
than their
small contact patches suggest, and the engine and electric motor are really something when they fuse power and torque.