Comments by "佐々木楓(^.^)" (@Kaede-Sasaki) on "Is greed causing shrinkflation?" video.

  1. While there is competition and not a secret evil orgsnisation, 3 companies: Black Rock, State Street, and Vanguard have shares in most businesses, including competitor businesses. As such, there is collaboration as well as competition.
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  2. Price controls were a big hit with petrol back in the 70s.
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  3. While there is competition and not a secret evil orgsnisation, 3 companies: Black Rock, State Street, and Vanguard have shares in most businesses, including competitor businesses. As such, there is collaboration as well as competition.
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  4. Why choose? Now presenting mini-ghoring.
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  5. Could come with a warning label: "Inflation-General's warning: this product could be less than what you'd expect." 😂
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  6. I want multicoloured eggs.
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  7. Nobody ever asks how we'll pay for it when it comes to "defence" spending, but will wail when it comes to social spending.
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  8. And 3 companies: Black Rock, State Street, and Vanguard have shares in most businesses, including competitor businesses. As such, there is collaboration instead of more competition.
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  9. The corporations already own them 😂
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  10. I actually kinda like it. Everything in the us is big. I don't want a big a$$ jug of detergent, I want something that won't break out of the flimsy plastic bag while riding the bus home. I want something that doesn't require me to be a bodybuilder just to lug it home. 😂
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  11. @azzir325  Not the paying more part, just the smaller packages (^o^)
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  12. And three musketeers doesn't have the other 2 musketeers in it either (vanilla & strawberry). WW2! 😡
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  13. Doesn't having empty space in the can make it go bad faster?
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  14. While there is competition and not a secret evil orgsnisation, 3 companies: Black Rock, State Street, and Vanguard have shares in most businesses, including competitor businesses. As such, there is collaboration as well as competition.
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  15. I would think, if in support of small businesses and anti-oligopoly, that an automatic breakup would occur at the 5% market share (allows 20 megacorporations to dominate in same field without being broken up). It would be like a fine—you'd still have to pay it/be broken up, unless you go to court and win. No stays.
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  16.  @partydean17  Market share is already calculated. We could use that.
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