tooAlive
Silver Member
Do you believe someone should be compensated according to the amount of work he or she produces?
For example. Wal-Mart's CEO earns about 1,167 times what his average employee earns.
Does that seem fair or unfair? I'll post my response once a few of you reply.
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By socialist logic, Wal-Mart's CEO is vastly underpaid. See, they believe someone should be directly compensated based on their labor. Any more, and they're unfairly exploiting others.
Wal-Mart's CEO is responsible for employing 2.1 million people. So in reality, he should be earning 2.1 million times what the average worker earns, not 1,167.
For example. Wal-Mart's CEO earns about 1,167 times what his average employee earns.
Does that seem fair or unfair? I'll post my response once a few of you reply.
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By socialist logic, Wal-Mart's CEO is vastly underpaid. See, they believe someone should be directly compensated based on their labor. Any more, and they're unfairly exploiting others.
Wal-Mart's CEO is responsible for employing 2.1 million people. So in reality, he should be earning 2.1 million times what the average worker earns, not 1,167.
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