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Have you seen the numbers for public companies? We can't discuss the finance of private companies so we have to wait for their IPO, acquisition by some public
by huurtehoog 2mo ago
Have you seen the numbers for public companies?
We can't discuss the finance of private companies so we have to wait for their IPO, acquisition by some public company, or bankruptcy to find out more.
The story written in the public numbers, from corporations or government statistics, is one of rise in factor productivity, rise in capital returns, and decline in wage participation in overall income.
I'm merely observing that it seems to be the latest chapter in the development of the capitalistic corporation.