It will be hard to reverse such trends

Rising wealth and income inequality mean that richer people have ever more disposable income, creating a market incentive for retailers to cater to the needs of lawyers in Chicago and tech analysts in Boston over child-care workers in the Mississippi Delta and part-time retail workers in California’s Central Valley. More firms catering to well-off consumers means more competition for those consumers means more product innovation and product choice for those consumers, as well as suppressed prices. Fewer firms catering to low-income consumers means less competition for those consumers means less product innovation and product choice for those consumers, and increasing prices.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/11/income-inequality-getting-worse/601414/

Some imbeciles here posted how economics are not related to cameras and such. And here we are now, under leadership of another imbecile managers.