No. Everything is black and white. Gray is just little black dots on a white background that only appears gray to the casual observer. If you look more closely, you will see that it is indeed a field made up of black and white. I know this because I analyze things deeply as I have always been a deep thinker. Most people don't bother questioning things the way I do. I ask what makes something tick? What makes something function ? What is a thing REALLY at the deepest possible level? What is it's meaning? Most people just look at things at an overall degree, and simply accept things as a package, with no intent to look deeper, or find any flaws, any SPECIFIC flaws about it that could be fixed. THAT would require looking deeply enough to see specific flaws within a system or any given situation, and thus see the little black dots on the white background. That would force people to face the challenge of actually fixing those flaws and removing those black dots. Most people don't have the passion, determination or the patience. They certainly don't have the idealism, because they have accepted too many of these black and white systems within themselves and called them part of their identity.
People see gray because they don't feel like fixing all of the problems that cause the black dots to make the field white again. Seeing things as gray is basically the result of lazy perceptive skills resulting from personal apathy at improving oneself, because change is always uncomfortable in the short term, and people are most interested in short term comfort.
Most people are interested in short term comfort most, because that is all they can really see, because accepting all of those little black dots into one's identity clouds one's vision from being able to see further. It is hard to see flaws when so many of those flaws are already in oneself that one has accepted as one's own identity, and it is difficult if not impossible to see past, or THROUGH those flaws, because they block or cloud one's vision, so one cannot see the long view, or rather, the broad view, particularly how one's actions affect the world around oneself, as one's actions tend to become egocentric, as one simply cannot see beyond oneself. One doesn't see anything beyond oneself as all that important, because basically one's vision or perception/senses are too reduced from being able to sense or really care about the well being of others, thus preventing empathy.
That is essentially where greed comes from.
Economics of scale, the more items SSC makes the more profitable. As long as they don't undercut themselves by overproducing.
