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Seems like wise companies with high demand and excessive earnings should: redistribute income back to the employees, or reinvestment to increase supply, or (shocking) lower prices.
The "Undistributed Profits" Revenue Act of 1936 didn't last long, but it had the right idea.
(I doubt profits are being diverted excessively at Bruster's, but many businesses seem quick to raise prices and slow to raise wages. Maybe tips help raise wages with price increases? Hmm.)
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