Re:The fraying of the U.S. global currency reserve system
by hannasanarion on Monday December 14, 2020 @12:19AM
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workers are not getting 95%. Corporate profit and revenue is at an all time high, but wages are down since the 1980s. All that corporate growth goes into price fixing schemes and mergers to establish monopoly, and "consulting fees" to suspiciously named LLCs in the Caymans.
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Re:The fraying of the U.S. global currency reserve system
by CountSessine on Monday December 14, 2020 @10:59AM
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Read some 10-Qs for some big companies sometime. You might be surprised. Like I said - S&P 500 average operating margin was 10.53% a couple of years ago. And that’s crazy high - probably because of pharma stocks and the US’ dysfunctional generic drug regulation.