economy
Liana Finck on shrinkflation coming for public transport
For when you need to squeeze under those low bridges without reducing passenger capacity
TL;DR
- The cartoon likens rising public transport costs to shrinkflation.
- Shrinkflation typically involves reduced product sizes while prices stay the same.
- The cartoon likely satirizes increased fares or decreased service frequency.
- Passengers may perceive a decrease in value for their money on public transport.