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There are a bunch of candidates, but here's one I can think of: "How would a surge in inflation affect asset-heavy as opposed to asset-light stock prices?"
Not a financial expert. First answer: asset light or asset heavy, the real question is do these businesses have pricing power? Second answer: suppose two businesses with the same ROE, one asset heavy (machines plus employees), one asset light (employees).
I think the latter business must increase it's working capital by more than the former in order to keep profits status quo. However, unless there substitutes to each industry, this advantage to the asset heavy business may be completed away. So I'm not sure. What's the answer?
Historically, inflation shocks helped asset heavy stock prices v asset light stock prices. But the question is not specified precisely enough to have a clean canonical answer--would look for clarifying assumptions as the actual effect depends on the businesses themselves.
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