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Or CEOs could be the philanthropists themselves. If you contract out your building cleaning, for example, start there -- start with the people on the bottom wh

Or CEOs could be the philanthropists themselves. If you contract out your building cleaning, for example, start there -- start with the people on the bottom who show up to clean your bathrooms or vacuum your carpets. Find them, ask them if they could use a raise. Then find your next lowest-paid employees, maybe the interns or "temp" people or the part-time workers, give them a raise. "Paying up" in hopes that prosperity will trickle down has proven to not work very well.

azgolfer 18y ago
Or he could his money in a bank, where it would be lent to new business, used to build houses, etc. Or in a new business as stock, or venture capital. Capitalism - what a great idea ! He seems to think government bureaucrats will do a better job investing the money after they take it from him. Which in itself creates an incentive not to earn more money.