Comments by "Kristopher Driver" (@paxdriver) on "Dynamic Pricing, Explained: Why Prices Are Changing More Often | WSJ Price Index" video.

  1. It has nothing to do with businesses and store owners and everything to do with shareholders who have never stocked shelves or bought their own groceries or cooked their own meals a day in their lives lol. Shareholders shave pennies at the expense of customers, not community residents for the most part. Consumers have enabled it by putting local businesses out of business in favour of Amazon just to save an unnoticeable 32 cents on name brand shampoo
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  2.  @patrickstar686  except laws are written by people we elect, we don't get to elect the fed members and the Fed's shareholders are private too. The laws surrounding corporate mandates are more to blame, being beholden to shareholders conflicts with all "guiding principles of moral / social responsibility" they teach all these MBAs these days. You can't trade profit for sympathy if it's not in the company's financial interests. That's the problem. They're not allowed to not look out for shareholders, nothing we can do about the fed but we can elect lawmakers to properly steer commercialism.
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