why doesn't anyone blame corporations for sending jobs overseas and raising prices during a pandemic?

Answer 1

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Plenty of people blame corporations for those things -- they're called progressives. 

Answer 2

Corporations have their part of blame as well.  They complain every step of the way when they are asked to increase employees wages or benefits - there is never the money or any way that can be sustained; but, rarely, is there ever trouble in maintaining the “golden parachutes” or the salaries at the top of the corporation.  Where is the money that is always coming in or available to maintain those expenses?  Even when a company does go “belly up”, the top still always manages to get all of their cash and perks.  

Answer 3

Because there is no blame to be given. It's legal for companies to send jobs overseas. Are there any documented cases of American companies raising prices exorbitantly?

Answer 4

Unions force companies to move overseas in order to remain competitive. thanks to democrats raising the minimum wage to 15.00 an hour you can watch as more jobs move overseas and see those who remain to increase automation.

Answer 5

When state governments shut down the economy, where else were goods going to come from?  There was also the increased costs due to compliance with covid dictates and having supply chains interrupted.

It's almost as if you've never worked in the business world, bitchell.

Answer 6

Trump isn't around to blame anymore.. thus the huge jumps in the prices of food, energy and other necessities, plus the weak employment numbers since December are no longer a big deal to your leash-holders...

Answer 7

What jobs were sent overseas during the pandemic..?

Answer 8

Maybe because those jobs were sent overseas BEFORE the pandemic is why?