[hfjcic7]

Isn't Amazon running on razor thin margins?

That cashflow has to come from somewhere.

His wealth is paper money. Paying them more would require giving up ownership of the company.

[justsomehnguy]

    Revenue                     $469.822 billion (2021)
    Operating income            $24.879 billion (2021)
    Net income                  $33.364 billion (2021)
    Number of employees U.S.:   950,000 (June 2021)
    
    (($33.364 billion (US dollars))/(950000 people))/(12 months)

    $2927 per month per person (US dollars per month per person)
    $96.22 per day per person (US dollars per day per person)
    $673.5 per week per person (US dollars per week per person)

Can you define your understanding of the term 'razor thin margins'?

[phone[phone]]

Amazon is making record profits and is able to deliver tons of money annually to shareholders and Bezos, so I don’t buy that there’s a cashflow problem here.