It's survivorship bias. Unethical companies end up growing faster because they do things ethical companies would not, and make more money for it. For example tr

It's survivorship bias. Unethical companies end up growing faster because they do things ethical companies would not, and make more money for it. For example treating their full-time employees as contractors, not paying them a fair wage, skirting local laws, etc. Every successful business isn't evil, but most of them are, because it's much easier to be successful when you're evil. To compound that, in America we worship success more than we penalize evil, so you end up with a lot more successful evil companies.