Why does that automatically preclude being motivated by good will? If their goal is to provide better wages to their employees then they would be best able to d

Why does that automatically preclude being motivated by good will? If their goal is to provide better wages to their employees then they would be best able to do so by increasing their competitive advantage by any means possible. Clearly there is a limit to the level of wage increase they are able to sustain when their competition is paying their employees rock bottom wages. There's no reason why corporate interests and good will can't sometimes go hand in hand.