[lagt_t]

Housing market is still a shitshow, and greedflation is still unchecked by the "invisible hand of the free market".

[nradov]

I am skeptical whether "greedflation" is a real phenomenon. Corporations were no less greedy a few years ago. Recent high inflation rates are more likely connected to monetary policy.

[jmcgough]

Corporations have record profits right now. When a handful raised prices, every other company raised prices in response, well above what they needed to pay for increased costs. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/greedflation-caused-more-half...

[toomuchtodo]

https://www.ft.com/content/6cf2b93a-01fa-4f79-98bb-037ee61ed... | https://archive.today/0uFTV

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/dec/07/greedflatio...

[mslt]

Not sure if you have insight to supply chain costs and how they inflated cost during the pandemic, but me and most I know who do understand the truth behind the greedflation dynamic

[harimau777]

It's possible that the corporations are no more greedy, they are just more able to get away with charging higher markup.