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When Goldman Sachs says it may be forced to examine if capitalism is working, it's time to pay attention. The issue at hand is the relatively high profit margins of the top companies (S&P 500) over the past 25 years. In theory, competition should attract more players and push margins down. However, big companies keep getting bigger through M&A, effectively reducing competition. Another reason is technology, which explains the success of a Google or an Apple. It's difficult to point a finger at these companies, as they keep innovating and investing their profits in technologies that will benefit humankind in the future. However, can the same be said in other industries? - Comment

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