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I mean, when you see them excusing robbery as "they might really need that stuff" and then getting upset at corporations for closing stores ...
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Depiction of evil businesses committing the original sin of passing on input costs to the customer.pic.twitter.com/xlsyO8gXGb
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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She's right. There is such a thing as margin compression.
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There's also a thing called stagflation which is the first born of broad margin compression. The point she's making is theoretical anyway. Yea sure it's not automatic. No magical elf shows up and passes the costs. What's your point?
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Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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She's *technically* right. If the price for the consumers is highly inelastic, the suppliers have to eat it. (IIRC old fashioned soda machines stayed at $0.50 for an artificially long time for that reason: too expensive to change the price on them.)
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Of course! But “these people are insane” plays to the lowest common denominator and will attract the attention he wants.
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People have been doing that for housing for decades, no wonder the cancer has spread to everything else. "It's not supply-demand, it's greed" -- this is the depth of commie intellectual discourse.
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There are typically many B2B transactions before the final B2C transaction. All B2B transactions can increase cost… but the end business selling to the customer has to lower her profit margin? I struggle to understand the logic.
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