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Because IKEA is not a publicly traded company. Don't know about the non profit part, but their management doesn't have to worry about growing the stock price ev
by nottorp 2y ago
Because IKEA is not a publicly traded company. Don't know about the non profit part, but their management doesn't have to worry about growing the stock price every month at the least.
- pas 2y agoPaying CEOs in stock leads to CEOs caring about stock prices. Also, as long as employees are grumbling, but still working, management doesn't care. (And since the extremely inefficient public programs of education and healthcare suck almost all the money out of welfare budgets the unemployment safety net is so weak no one really thinks of acting up.)