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Companies *always* do that (and always have) as long as their buyers allow it--in other words, as long as buyers don't walk away from the deal because the price is too high. Every economist understands that and believes corporations are infinitely greedy. Very few economists believe the popular "greedflation" (conspiracy) theory, that variation in greed is responsible for general trends in inflation.
When inflation goes down, do you think it's b/c corporations became less greedy?
Companies *always* do that (and always have) as long as their buyers allow it--in other words, as long as buyers don't walk away from the deal because the price is too high. Every economist understands that and believes corporations are infinitely greedy. Very few economists believe the popular "greedflation" (conspiracy) theory, that variation in greed is responsible for general trends in inflation.
When inflation goes down, do you think it's b/c corporations became less greedy?