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Not to be too pedantic, but you showed 0 math. If the company's revenue grows at or above 3%, there is no math "problem".
by avisser 4y ago
Not to be too pedantic, but you showed 0 math. If the company's revenue grows at or above 3%, there is no math "problem".
- myth_drannon 4y agoMy Fields prize worthy math... salary increase on average by 30,000$ to 10,000 employees = 300 million vs hiring new employees to backfill that left with higher salary 30,000$ * 1000 = 30 million + cost of replacement 70000$*1000 = 70 million. total 100 million. 200 million difference is not a small change, that can be given as a bonus to executives.
- avisser 4y agoThanks for obliging me. But I think the math ended up being superfluous. It's about the rich getting richer. Which makes sense to me, unfortunately.