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So a company should be free to break as many laws as it wants and never have any risk to its owners?

• linkregister 1y ago
  > Fines impacting net revenue are dealt with seriously by companies when they are adequately large, e.g. 10% of net revenue. That's financial risk. For criminal risk, a change to existing laws would have to be made; they currently carry only civil penalties to the organizations involved. I think that those laws would be popular. They would have to be carefully crafted to narrowly target behavior without unacceptably impairing capital investment and business formation. That would negatively impact the quality of life of the countries' residents.
• hulitu 1y ago
  cough Airbnb, Uber cough. /s