All nice and logical, and the stark lack of long-term planning is a huge part of the problem, but this: > Only founder led companies and family owned businesse

All nice and logical, and the stark lack of long-term planning is a huge part of the problem, but this: > Only founder led companies and family owned businesses can stand up to the immense pressure from the dogmas of modern finance. This observably does not compute. Unless those family owned businesses are the size of Samsung or comparable, they can rarely afford to invest so much in their prime, much less so now. Founder-led and family businesses seem to be the huge collateral damage in this clusterfuck. Or am I wrong? Are those businesses not hit with transportation growing expensive AF and energy shortages just as bad? Do they have enough lobbying power that their government simply will not let them drown one way or another?