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In Portugal we already have something like this, but I bet it's completely unintentional... It's not uncommon for companies to split above a certain revenue le
by CrLf 14y ago
In Portugal we already have something like this, but I bet it's completely unintentional...
It's not uncommon for companies to split above a certain revenue level, in order to save on taxes. Now, this is a fake split as they mostly remain one single company but, after reading this, suddenly what looked like a bad thing starts looking like a potential good thing, if properly defined/implemented.
This is the first time in years that I've read something by Richard Stallman which I've not immediately considered just some utopian dream. The current crisis in the eurozone would never have happened if states didn't have to bail out banks (either directly or indirectly). For this, kudos to RMS.