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That's the water we swim in, but can you actually make an argument for why things should be that way? We allow infinite returns to "shareholders" long after th
by GavinMcG 6y ago
That's the water we swim in, but can you actually make an argument for why things should be that way?
We allow infinite returns to "shareholders" long after their risk has been reasonably rewarded. Why should we?
- _-o-_ 6y agoThat was the deal made when those shares were created and sold. Compared to all other parties they seem to be more deserving - at some point shareholders took a financial risk.
- chii 6y ago> can you actually make an argument for why things should be that way? yes - because it didn't work any other way. Look at how communism fared? Tell me a way to incentivize people to invest their capital any other way?
- GavinMcG 6y agoYou're saying the possibility of unlimited returns from others' labor is the only incentive people have to invest capital?