Well, first, that's not true. There are plenty of economy cars being sold. I see them all the time. But even so, look at what's sold as "luxury cars" these days. Most of them (including Teslas!) would not have been considered luxury cars a few decades ago.
> Also houses are twice as big now.
Size is not an indicator of quality.
> Clearly capitalism doesn't always mean a race to the bottom.
I never said it did. I'm commenting on how things are going in the US, not commenting on the concept of capitalism at all.
Well, first, that's not true. There are plenty of economy cars being sold. I see them all the time. But even so, look at what's sold as "luxury cars" these days. Most of them (including Teslas!) would not have been considered luxury cars a few decades ago.
> Also houses are twice as big now.
Size is not an indicator of quality.
> Clearly capitalism doesn't always mean a race to the bottom.
I never said it did. I'm commenting on how things are going in the US, not commenting on the concept of capitalism at all.