@chrismbryant: Berlin-based columnist for Bloomberg Opinion. @bopinion Autos, aviation, industrials and accounting stuff. Also SPACs. Likes = bookmarks.
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It’s time customers push back against price increases. Corporate profits shouldn’t grow at the expense of the economy.
By: Andrea Felsted, Chris Bryant
Als die Inflation in den 1960er Jahren Fahrt aufnahm, schimpften die Menschen nicht nur über die steigenden Preise. In den USA kam es sogar zu Protesten vor Geschäften. Nun wäre es wieder an der Zeit, dass sich die Verbraucher gegen unnötige Preiserhöhungen wehren. Dies könnte helfen, destruktive Zinserhöhungen zu vermeiden.
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