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This is the inevitable long term goal and result of capitalism.
This is the result of shareholders. Capitalism doesn't have to turn into this and people can have small businesses that are comfortable and don't grow. But when you get investment involve the question is always "how do you 'grow this business' so I can get a ROI".
There's a few cases where that's not the case, but the majority of the mindset of the modern business world is fast returns, rather than sustainable growth.
This is the inevitable long term goal and result of CORRUPTION.
I'm not advocating for capitalism.
Corruption exists in both capitalistic and socialist systems.