That view is refreshingly naïve and equally wrong. Prices are determined by the market, not by how hard something was to produce.
And as exhibit A I provide progress in automation in the last decades (enormous) in relation to the median buying power of the population in developed nations.
It just doesn't work the way you describe, but I have sympathies for naïvely believing that it does.
And as exhibit A I provide progress in automation in the last decades (enormous) in relation to the median buying power of the population in developed nations.
It just doesn't work the way you describe, but I have sympathies for naïvely believing that it does.