Well those efficiency gains have to show up somewhere. It would imply that consumers / customers of these companies are receiving cheaper or higher value services / goods.
Thats at odds with current inflation trends to say the least.
Thats at odds with current inflation trends to say the least.
And (most) efficiency gains have benefited customers in the past.
Just check eg how much you are paying for excellent lighting of your house today vs 200 years ago.
How about literally anything run by private equity?
Yep, though only where competition is allowed!
> How about literally anything run by private equity?
Like many airlines? Flying has never been cheaper.
Planet Fitness is also owned by private equity, and their 10$/month membership plan has been steady for two decades despite inflation.
You can find lots more examples.