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Increased interest rates make it more expensive for businesses to borrow money. This causes them to tighten up expenses to remain profitable which means cutting hours and laying people off. The more people that are unemployed, the lower wages become.

Inflation is caused by companies raising prices in response to higher revenues. Forcing people into unemployment stops that by taking money out of circulation, it just sits in accounts as capital, rather than being used to pay wages

He's a fucking Vanderbilt, he'll be fine

What about their concerns? Are their concerns not a problem?

This all seems very far removed from other people's concerns about worker exploitation

Wow do you have any of it already created? Can I see it?

You lost me. Sounds like made up crap

What kind of business do you want to start?

Is that how value is determined? How others perceive value? Isn't that kind of subjective? Is there a possibility he isn't worth that much money? Could he be worth even more? Not like margin of error, but dramatically more or less like 20-30% off one way or the other?

I'm sorry to ask such elementary questions, but why do others value it?

How does that work?

How does owning something turn into hundreds of billions of dollars? I own things too, they don't turn into hundreds of billions

The other user said it was exploited labor, what does that have to do with revenue and stock value?