Yeah exactly. The economics they teach kids that has very little bearing on the actual world. In reality, price gouging, stock buybacks, ceo and management pay raises (with stagnant wages for the actual backbone workforce) are how it's done nowadays. It's the same fiction trickle down economics come from, they want you to believe there's an inherent fairness to the economy but the only way to do that would be to implement socialist policies that make Denmark and countries the happiest consistently
Explain how jacking up prices for no reason other than to pay the CEO more helps the common person? You're not offering a valid alternative or version of reality you're just in denial about anything you didn't learn in grade 9 econ class
No, basic economics
Yeah exactly. The economics they teach kids that has very little bearing on the actual world. In reality, price gouging, stock buybacks, ceo and management pay raises (with stagnant wages for the actual backbone workforce) are how it's done nowadays. It's the same fiction trickle down economics come from, they want you to believe there's an inherent fairness to the economy but the only way to do that would be to implement socialist policies that make Denmark and countries the happiest consistently
None of this is true.
But anyway, tell me how taxing “excessive” profits will help the common person.
Explain how jacking up prices for no reason other than to pay the CEO more helps the common person? You're not offering a valid alternative or version of reality you're just in denial about anything you didn't learn in grade 9 econ class
Exactly. This motion won’t help the common person.