> If there is inflation, the prices of the good would be raised by the seller and that automatically increased how much Amazon makes. I don't think that this i

> If there is inflation, the prices of the good would be raised by the seller and that automatically increased how much Amazon makes. I don't think that this is the case. If I sell XYZ product and my costs increased by 4% so I raise prices by 4%. Fuel costs for Amazon increased by 18%. The prices of the goods wouldn't necessarily offset what Amazon makes. And now you have to generalize this across all products they sell and all of their global logistical considerations...