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I disagree. The good or great performance of the workers is rarely as well rewarded as the good ”performance” of a stockholder. If I were to demand much better
by originalvichy 6y ago
I disagree. The good or great performance of the workers is rarely as well rewarded as the good ”performance” of a stockholder.
If I were to demand much better pay as a worker, I’d get treated as a squeaky wheel – making a big fuss and even greedy. Stagnated wages and record income inequality say a lot about which class is being rewarded for performing.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoThe original claim was that stock buybacks are a contributor to the problem. I said they're simply an alternative to dividends, which are not as vilified perhaps due to being older. That management takes too much of the pie is a different issue, one that I agree with.