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Given that my iPhone's A11 Bionic beats my desktop's i5-7400 on Geekbench's single-core benchmark, I would expect that a newer desktop-optimized Apple chip would destroy most Intel laptop chips.
I expect the price will not budge at all.
Apple has target margin levels, they may increase slightly but most of the savings will go to customers. Apple understands that most customers can’t justify the higher cost of Macs despite the additional value, they will for sure attempt to use ARM CPUs to grow Mac market share.
Apple has ~$100B cash in the bank. If they wanted to increase market share by lowering prices, they could.
Not sustainably. Giving away product isn’t apples style. ARM will allow for $799 MacBook Airs with better battery life at the same margins as before.
It's closer to $200B.
No, you aren’t counting over $100B in debt.
How does that work with the ARM iPhones being as expensive as the Intel Macs?
The iPhone SE is $499, and faster than any Android phone ever made.