It's hardly complicated econ work. Naming it Will was an apt choice, in my opinion. If you really need something done to accomplish your job, you'll pay for it.

It's hardly complicated econ work. Naming it Will was an apt choice, in my opinion. If you really need something done to accomplish your job, you'll pay for it. If it's not worth the cash, maybe you overestimated its value. It also strikes me as a great way to make people feel invested in their work, since they're constantly evaluating its real worth and apparently free to move to teams they believe are more valuable