3 ms·
What if they are paid based on performance in 10 years, after they are out?
by srcreigh 5y ago
What if they are paid based on performance in 10 years, after they are out?
- handmodel 5y agoWould certainly be better but I would say ten years is not a crazy long time when it comes to borrowing decisions that often have 30 years timetables. Also doesn't capture in the the unequalness of gains. Which is better - the fed doing something that has 90% chance of huge gains or a 10% chance of catastrophic economy shattering loss? Or an 80% chance of huge gains and a 20% chance of gains netting 0? The first is much more desirable if maximizing a bonus and could be tempting - but I dont think we want that risk.
- spaetzleesser 5y agoIt’s the same problem as CEO pay. But measuring success is even harder.
- FormerBandmate 5y agoYeah, this is about what I’m thinking. Normal salaries but options for massive payouts if things do well