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Greed presupposes having excess and being unwilling to share its due solely for selfish desire. If your business can't pay more simply because the service isn'
by dismantlethesun 10y ago
Greed presupposes having excess and being unwilling to share its due solely for selfish desire.
If your business can't pay more simply because the service isn't worth more then that isn't greed.
If your business can't pay more, because the money is earmarked for other things, then that isn't greed.
Basically, shuffling around monies between third parties isn't greed. It's only greed when the money is kept to yourself when others could use it, and could make a reasonable claim to deserving it (e.g. not being charitable is not greed).