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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls
So what you are saying is corporations are not being greedy? If they were greedy they would be creating as many jobs as they can to make more money right? So what is stopping them from creating jobs? When asked, they will say the government and uncertainty.
If demand is being met now, why would they hire? To start the process you are talking about you have to HIRE MORE than you need.
Have you hired more people than you needed to do your part to help the economy?
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Your logic is very twisted.....
They were making trillions and laying people off... to make more money. Now that the eco has stalled on them, they have the cash, but nobody to buy.
Nothing is stopping them from creating jobs, the gov doesn't stop them... and uncertainty? Less staff equals more profits, which overall has created less buying power, thus increased costs of good, increasing the overall gross profits, thus stock values go up, and they make more money, without selling a damn thing more. That's how greed works.
If I had a few trillion dollars, yeah I might open a few extra companies, try my hand in a few new markets, expand my current business, improve my production, hire better staff, train them more, etc, etc, etc... oh wait, that is what I do now, I don't really need a few trillion to do that.
My peak is 26 staff, my average is about 10, and between my two companies I have roughly that many on staff today, and I'm sure I could get rid of one or two, but we're actually looking to expand into more cities, so not hiring, isn't going to make my business grow - at all.
It's rather simple how it works.