If companies can't pass on their costs, which is what they're doing, they stop making the product.
Inflation has been caused not by "corporate greed", but by bad policies. Democrats have purposely increased the cost of energy, they want us to ween off of fossil fuels, and that is inflationary. Plain and simple. The cost of energy impacts each and every product we consume, without exception. Their energy policies have created inflation. Their lockdown policies didn't help, they created shortages, which also increased inflation.
Anyone who shops understands this. Every restaurant, every grocery store, every tank full of gas, EVERYTHING costs more because of policy driven inflation.
Thinking she's going to stop inflation by criminalizing corporations is juvenile.
And if she's elected and implements these draconian policies, another thing is going to dry up, venture capital. Who's going to take the risk and invest when their profits will be handicapped? Rhetorical question for those who have a pulse reaching their brain.
She proves she's an economic illiterate, but she's not trying to impress people who create jobs. She's just trying to buy votes from those who vote for a living. Give me give me give me, it's served democrats well (although they pretend they're aiming for the more sophisticated voter, LOL)
Inflation has been caused not by "corporate greed", but by bad policies. Democrats have purposely increased the cost of energy, they want us to ween off of fossil fuels, and that is inflationary. Plain and simple. The cost of energy impacts each and every product we consume, without exception. Their energy policies have created inflation. Their lockdown policies didn't help, they created shortages, which also increased inflation.
Anyone who shops understands this. Every restaurant, every grocery store, every tank full of gas, EVERYTHING costs more because of policy driven inflation.
Thinking she's going to stop inflation by criminalizing corporations is juvenile.
And if she's elected and implements these draconian policies, another thing is going to dry up, venture capital. Who's going to take the risk and invest when their profits will be handicapped? Rhetorical question for those who have a pulse reaching their brain.
She proves she's an economic illiterate, but she's not trying to impress people who create jobs. She's just trying to buy votes from those who vote for a living. Give me give me give me, it's served democrats well (although they pretend they're aiming for the more sophisticated voter, LOL)