>greedflation is easy to prove - huge increase in profit margin without a corresponding increase in cost But how would the cost of the previous few years (unce

>greedflation is easy to prove - huge increase in profit margin without a corresponding increase in cost But how would the cost of the previous few years (uncertainty from covid, war etc) show up in the current price? I doubt they have a line item for the risk/hardship the business had to go through over the past few years, but it's definitely going to have some cost that's expressed at a later time in prices. How would you account for that?