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That actually seems like a great idea. Not 10 minutes of jail time, but some form of liability. If orgs are incentivized to increase shareholder value, and thos
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 5y ago
That actually seems like a great idea. Not 10 minutes of jail time, but some form of liability. If orgs are incentivized to increase shareholder value, and those shareholders face no liability for wrongdoing done to increase their assets worth, then the incentives are out of whack. I don't know what kinds of liability makes sense, but some form seems like a great idea.
If you own one share of amazon, and it gets some penalty, then you face 0.00000002% of that penalty in some way.
- anonymousab 5y agoMake it actual jail time, and for the company itself. No monetary flow, no work being done, no contracts honored, restricted and slow (if any) access to assets, etc. Would it be traumatic? For sure. Potentially "life-ruining" for the company and the people close to it? Sure. Just like jail and prison are for regular people.
- sixothree 5y agoCharge them $15 for a 10 minute phone call while we're at it.
- heavyset_go 5y agoWhile in corporate jail, they can also be contracted to perform labor for less than a $1 an hour like human prisoners are in the US.
- _-david-_ 5y agoYou would almost certainly destroy the jobs of innocent workers who did not even know the crime was taking place. That is punishing innocent people along side with the guilty.