There's a difference between making a profit and maximizing it at the expense of everything else They're aligning rewards for their loyalty program with the be

There's a difference between making a profit and maximizing it at the expense of everything else They're aligning rewards for their loyalty program with the behaviors of customers not trying to game the system. And you criticize this? Wal-Mart employees utilizing $6.2 billion dollars of public assistance is an example of this. And exactly upon whom do you place the blame for unemployed people who use public assistance? How much credit does Wal-Mart get for the delta increase of public assistance that would be spent if they didn't employee people?