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She has a point
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This isn't really sustainable though. Regardless of how rich you are, you only really need 1, maybe 2 pillows. You can only get so many haircuts in a year. They do absolutely need the poors.
No, but you do, and guaranteed that as they buy up and shut down competitors they will squeeze you for everything you're worth over largely inelastic demands like pillows, or medicine, or soap...etc
Also haircuts? Haircuts, unless we're really that deep in corporate hell, are between you and the barber/shop. Billionaires aren't cutting your hair, the person cutting your hair, the person who owns the salon or barbershop ever, is a peon just like you and me. Small business owners are in the same class as us.
That's increasingly not true. Local businesses barely exist anymore, soon your only option will be, like, great clips. Not sure what you mean about squeezing over inelastic demand. They can raise the prices of a pillow but they can't make a profit when only 1% of the population is buying pillows
They're trying that right now with focus on producing things like GPUs, data warehouses and the like paid by circular financing.