I would argue it’s very easy to see when greed begins - it’s when people (shareholders) are paid without having done any work.
So, you want to ban publicly traded companies? That’s usually where ownership and involvement with the company get sharply split, once people can freely buy and sell pieces of the company on the open market.
What? I didn’t say I wanted to ban anything. And publicly traded companies are not the only ones with shareholders, private companies also can have them.
So, you want to ban publicly traded companies? That’s usually where ownership and involvement with the company get sharply split, once people can freely buy and sell pieces of the company on the open market.
What? I didn’t say I wanted to ban anything. And publicly traded companies are not the only ones with shareholders, private companies also can have them.