> It is reasonable for companies to increasingly target that small part of population and sell them the same (small) number of widgets /services in higher prices and see their profits go up.
(Joke), well, if they keep convincing the small part of the population to spend ever increasing amount of money on "better" widgets...
In reality, if too many people are unemployed, no one's going to be able to buy things so that companies can have profits!
That being said, what I read is that a lot of companies are doing general housekeeping and trying to avoid bloat.
(Joke), well, if they keep convincing the small part of the population to spend ever increasing amount of money on "better" widgets...
In reality, if too many people are unemployed, no one's going to be able to buy things so that companies can have profits!
That being said, what I read is that a lot of companies are doing general housekeeping and trying to avoid bloat.