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This doesn’t affect the game theoretic optimal decision making for other companies, since the executives who made these decisions were paid a long time ago and
by dwoozle 7y ago
This doesn’t affect the game theoretic optimal decision making for other companies, since the executives who made these decisions were paid a long time ago and rode off into the sunset. We need to punish individuals for the decisions they make. Create a legal framework to claw back 10x the money they were paid, leaving them in a studio apartment eating ramen noodles. You don’t have to burn people at the stake to create a deterrent level of punishment, but the company suffering doesn’t matter since the execs responsible have long since fled.
- JohnFen 7y ago> the company suffering doesn’t matter since the execs responsible have long since fled. Yes, it does matter. If the company suffers enough, perhaps they will be more cautious about this sort of thing in the future, even if the individuals directly responsible are gone.