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If there's sufficient demand, that's just what happens. To try and explain one path: Company A doesn't raise wages but makes 5% more money. Company B pivots fr
by paytonjjones 4mo ago
If there's sufficient demand, that's just what happens.
To try and explain one path: Company A doesn't raise wages but makes 5% more money. Company B pivots from Industry B into construction (because suddenly construction is having 5% fatter margins), and hires workers at more competitive wages to poach them from Company A. Company A forces to raise wages.
If there's a demand ceiling on housing it's a different story though.
- Snowfield9571 4mo agoMore like company B purchases a construction company and changes nothing but number go up for shareholders while wages stay stagnant for people producing actual value, as they have for decades.