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On the contrary, something very obvious stops workers from buying enough shares to appoint someone to the board: access to capital. What you say is true in theo
by mahogany 5y ago
On the contrary, something very obvious stops workers from buying enough shares to appoint someone to the board: access to capital. What you say is true in theory, I suppose, but is far from true in practice for any reasonably-sized publicly-traded company. How can an average worker at Walmart practically voice any opinion via shares?