Investing in a K-shaped economy
As investors, we need to know which companies are thriving, and which ones are struggling
THERE has been a lot of chatter about the K-shaped economy.
A yawning gap exists between high earners who are spending and growing their wealth, and low-income households who have to live from hand to mouth.
The K-shaped economy may also be evident at the corporate level, in which rich companies expand rapidly, while smaller businesses struggle to pay their bills.
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