/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58359190
its like sawing off the tree branch your sitting on
min-maxing the productivity to profit gap until you go to far with rentierism and stop paying people enough to consume there for collapsing markets.
However if you take McDonalds for example, there total business makes money but the profit margins for the franchises are getting slimmer and slimmer. Eventually costs will not only encase (namely labor) that not only will income break even but be at a loss and you'll see McDonalds start to close, implies don't get payed other business slow, banks have increased defaults. And the avalanche begins.
You ight say "Oh its just McDonalds" but what about all fast food or restaurants, what about Walmart which is the largest employer in the US. Walmart its self doesn't even need to be doing bad, just enough of its customers have to for it to dragged own with them.
The what another bailout, which will just but us back to massively increase the debt and inflation yet again and you do that on a shorter and shorter time span. Until you cant do it anymore. Because the branch you where sitting on, your sawed off for short term gain.

>>55997146
It took it literally.

>after they stop pretending there's a virus?
ha ha ha haaaaaaa