>because C.E.O.'s are effectively unelected government officials of the United States This is a really, really interesting take on it. I happen to agree, but i

>because C.E.O.'s are effectively unelected government officials of the United States This is a really, really interesting take on it. I happen to agree, but if they're public officials, then how do we square the absolutely massive incentives to action at the expense of the public good?