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Way too logical. Not enough tax loopholes. The real constituency of the USA government (the top 1% of earners / people above $400k/year) will not agree on much
by gogopuppygogo 6y ago
Way too logical. Not enough tax loopholes. The real constituency of the USA government (the top 1% of earners / people above $400k/year) will not agree on much except maybe healthcare. Only because they can’t even figure out what care they get for what price anymore.
- seibelj 6y agoThe shareholder theory of corporate governance is under attack. It is the dominant theory for decades now, and I agree with it, and I don't want stakeholder capitalism. I want corporations to make money and let non-profits / government deal with social problems. So much easier and prevents 5000 different opinions at 5000 different corporations for how they should spend shareholder money on activisms ABCXYZ. Give the money to shareholders and let each of them decide. Otherwise you further divide society, with each investor having to invest in "democrat" companies or "republican" companies, etc. Totally unnecessary.
- projektfu 6y agoThe shareholder theory is gone. Management has taken over and run the company for their own benefit, not for shareholders.
- tupputuppu 6y agoShareholder value creation provides at least some shackles to management empire building. Stakeholder capitalism means they're free to waste company resources on whatever fad they can reap personal PR points on.