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That wasn’t the initial question. Shareholders clearly get paid commensurately with their ability to make wise investment choices. There’s nothing more equitab
by adam_arthur 4y ago
That wasn’t the initial question.
Shareholders clearly get paid commensurately with their ability to make wise investment choices. There’s nothing more equitable than that
What other outcome could or should there possibly even be?
- bjourne 4y agoSo in your opinion CEOs', shareholders', and investors' compensations closely match their contributions, but 21-year-old college graduates' who make 300k are paid too much for their contributions? What yardstick are you using for measuring "contributions" here?