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That's a very charitable view of capitalism-driven wealth concentration.
by defterGoose 5y ago
That's a very charitable view of capitalism-driven wealth concentration.
- CivBase 5y agoHow so? The rich don't benefit from profits being tied up in a business account. If they want that money, they either have to receive it as immediate compensation or invest it in hopes of receiving even greater compensation in the future.
- PeterisP 5y agoThe generally accepted meaning of "compensation" is not related to distribution of profit. All compensation to employees and managers (including bonuses) is a "before-profit" expense; and all distribution of profits to company owners like dividends and stock buybacks is not called compensation, that's an entirely separate category.