DuranOfForcena posted...
it's a good thing that people are eating less shitty fast food.
it's not a good thing that the main driver of this change is unchecked corporate greed.
I think it's more like a bubble. Like bubbles exist in all industries, the goal is to make sure they don't grow too much. When corporations start to feel the crunch and infinite wealth generation proves to be a lie or backers back out after they didn't hit projected numbers, this causes a rebound crunch where the company, in order to make their stocks remain strong start to rely on the tried and true methods: slower wage increases, cost increases, lay offs, stock-buy backs etc. But often times these only prop up a business a little more and they are artificial at best as the increase costs and less ability to maintain what they had start to hurt business operations leading to further losses. Thus always to MegaCorps