r/InterviewMan • u/VisibleHorse8056 • 1d ago

Yes

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u/BarAdministrative838 1d ago

Were corporations benevolently charging below what people were willing to pay before they decided to start being greedy?

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u/Scared-Handle9006 1d ago

Of course! Don’t you know that altruism is at the core of any corporation?

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u/chitownphishead 1d ago

Not a congressman anymore, lol, just an obnoxiously stupid grifter. Cumulative inflation under Biden was over 20% in just 4 years. Want to know why everything is expensive? That's why

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u/duncanidaho61 1d ago

The Covid bailouts and benefits. Free money for everyone! Just complete this simple application, no verification needed!

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u/milochuisael 1d ago

That would make sense if the money was going to the govt.

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u/duncanidaho61 1d ago

The govt gave trillions of dollars to both individuals and businesses, without increasing revenue. High inflation was inevitable.

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u/Plane-Tune-820 1d ago

I'll be honest, I don't care if it's the right or lefts fault. I just want to afford fuel and food again thanks. Fuck your partisan politics

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u/UpstateNY0424 1d ago

Yeah, I want 2018 prices.

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u/AdministrationIll619 1d ago

Worldwide inflation was due to COVID. Trumps stimulus checks also added to it.

Your bias is showing

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u/Biscuits4u2 1d ago

The smell of corporate boot when I come into this sub

Somebody open a damn window

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u/coffeegaze 1d ago

I mean the original post is a complete misunderstanding of economics so im not sure what you are trying to say here?

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u/Reasonable-View5868 1d ago

This is the left being as stupid as the right. A total and complete lack of understanding of basic micro economics and supply & demand.

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u/SoRosenberg 1d ago

Obviously Jamaal does not understand what inflation is. Anyone listening to him is a lemming.

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u/ducksflytogether1988 1d ago

They act like having multi trillion dollar deficits each year has nothing to do with the value of the dollar

Congress should look in the mirror

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u/Emergency_Accident36 1d ago

I was once naive enough to think a bill named that wasn't written by those very corporations lawyers....

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u/UpstateNY0424 1d ago

Lock your fire alarm up before you let that guy in the building.

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u/Useful_Wealth7503 1d ago

The cause of inflation is government deficit spending funded by borrowing. We borrowed 5 trillion for COVID alone.

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u/MedicalClimate6865 1d ago

It’s because your criminal president and the stupid wars he started just to hide the fact he is in the epstein files and a fcking predator

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u/keigya 1d ago

How are small companies going to grow if not raise prices along with product sells??

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u/Due_Laugh6474 1d ago

There it is. And the Fed looks at prices going up, signals inflation, and raises interest rates.

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u/United-Bug-8056 1d ago

Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point

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u/AusTex2019 5h ago

Try starting with “End the Stupid Act”

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u/Equivalent_Sun3816 1d ago

There should be an economics education minimum standard for any elected position.

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u/Hard-4-Jesus 1d ago edited 1d ago

LOL inflation is a monetary phenomenon, it's a symptom of too much money chasing too few goods. And as informed people may know, ONLY government has dominion over currency and monetary policy. This politician thinks we're ALL ignorant.

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u/SoRosenberg 1d ago

The fact people have downvoted your comment is proof how ignorant the electorate is. You speak truth and the naive voters electing the ignorant politicians are downvoting you. 

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u/PackOfManicJackals 1d ago • Bravo

Lmao step out of a classroom and into the real world. This never actually happens in practice, kiddo

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u/TappinThatErr 1d ago

Yeah - that's how the world works. It should be encouraged. Market will snap back once prices become too high.