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The problem is the price per piece model. We should judge it on price per ounce or gram. A giant set could be 4,000 unique pieces with unique color shades. A medium set could be 8,000 mass produced regular color pieces with instructions on how to make a licensed character.

Nah for me the problem is the business model of creating massively expensive collectors pieces in the first place. The ratio is fine, but I don't especially care about that.

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The ratio really isn't fine. There will always be expensive collector pieces but LEGO are just plastic bricks. I get licensing fees but there are tiny Spider-Man sets that are three minifigs and a small police car for $50. They have to be losing sales over pricing by now.