That's true, regarding the limits being for short-term consumer protection. Could we accomplish this regulatory oversight through other means than government bl

That's true, regarding the limits being for short-term consumer protection. Could we accomplish this regulatory oversight through other means than government blanket rules, however? Unbiased charity rating systems could come into play here. I actually found this article while browsing around as myself and some colleagues would like to create a company which will hopefully inspire more charitable donations, larger donations, etc., which would have a positive impact.. however the idea of exerting startup-level effort, hours and dedication for a very limited economic benefit seems really unappealing compared to other options. Is it morally acceptable to be paid more in a charity-focused company, as long as you and the company hold that value? Charities haven't seen any revolutionary changes, and the financial limitations leave only a very small altruistic proportion of people who are willing to work and make changes in the sector.