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I don't see how you could be any more up the ass of bad incentives. Nobody disputes that Microsoft's incentives are 'regrettable', so what point are you really
by mercer 6y ago
I don't see how you could be any more up the ass of bad incentives.
Nobody disputes that Microsoft's incentives are 'regrettable', so what point are you really trying to make?
- core-questions 6y ago> so what point are you really trying to make? Incentives can result in individuals making "good" decisions relative to their environment that result in organizations making "bad" decisions relative to the playing field as a whole. This is essentially the Tragedy of the Commons on a meta-scale, and requires regulation or sovereign action to overcome.
- runawaybottle 6y agoThe general point exists in Finance, right? When you incentivize greed, you get certain systemic outcomes. In other words, these things tend to play out the same way, hence why the same things are said about it over and over again. If we could boil it down to a word, we’d have to just call it a pattern.