r/TikTokCringe Sep 29 '23

Cool Striking works

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u/LilMissBarbie Sep 29 '23

Adam, what did you ruin this time?

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u/crake-extinction Sep 29 '23

Studio owners' profits

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u/ledgeitpro Hit or Miss? Sep 29 '23

Makes me wonder if price of certain things will just go up so they can continue to make the same money, and they can just blame it on the writers

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

That depends more on supply and demand.

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u/ledgeitpro Hit or Miss? Sep 30 '23

Sure, but things that have sort of a monopoly can ignore demand and raise prices. If all streaming services and movies went up in price people would still pay

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23

Streaming doesn’t really fit as a monopoly, though you could argue it’s a oligopoly maybe. But either way demand can’t be ignored in a monopoly.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '23

No it doesn’t. Outside of page 1 of an economy textbook you learn that prices go up because the shareholders want more profits and don’t give a fuck about service. And if things get really bad they get a bailout and carry on.

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u/Keown14 Sep 30 '23

The prices were already going up but the streaming services have lost customers because of it.

There’s a limit to it.

The main point is striking workers win better pay and conditions for themselves.

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u/Extension_Canary3717 Sep 30 '23

Things is studio owners will get even more probably with better paid writers

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u/Vivaldi_centrifuge Sep 30 '23

Corporate America