Brookings Study of 22 well-known US companies titled: "Profits & the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind"

[basquebromance]

An analysis of 22 well-known U.S. companies shows that their financial gains overwhelmingly benefited wealthy shareholders and executives. Frontline workers experienced the greatest losses and benefited minimally from company success

Profits and the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind | Brookings

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented the country’s leading companies with a historic opportunity to reverse the decades-long trends of widening inequality and shareholder primacy, making change for workers seem possible. The pandemic shifted public sentiment about what...

www.brookings.edu

 

[Dekster]

An analysis of 22 well-known U.S. companies shows that their financial gains overwhelmingly benefited wealthy shareholders and executives. Frontline workers experienced the greatest losses and benefited minimally from company success

Profits and the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind | Brookings

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented the country’s leading companies with a historic opportunity to reverse the decades-long trends of widening inequality and shareholder primacy, making change for workers seem possible. The pandemic shifted public sentiment about what...

www.brookings.edu

Welcome to the world of 401K's and robinhoods. As a shareholder, I approve.

This is just the messy beginning of what will become the standard. Mailbox money will replace labor wages.

 

[protectionist]

These 22 companies (which the authors "forgot" to mention the names of) represent .0000006 % of all the businesses in America (32.5 Million).
Looks like a stretchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh story.

 

[Mac-7]

An analysis of 22 well-known U.S. companies shows that their financial gains overwhelmingly benefited wealthy shareholders and executives. Frontline workers experienced the greatest losses and benefited minimally from company success

Profits and the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind | Brookings

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented the country’s leading companies with a historic opportunity to reverse the decades-long trends of widening inequality and shareholder primacy, making change for workers seem possible. The pandemic shifted public sentiment about what...

www.brookings.edu

It was not the shareholders or CEOs who wrecked the economy because of government forced shutdowns

 

[Darkwind]

It was not the shareholders or CEOs who wrecked the economy because of government forced shutdowns

Correct. In fact, the shutdowns and censorship of viable treatments for Covid in favor of a phony vaccine have made a few people in government very rich. Namely the CDC covid task force.

 

[protectionist]

It was not the shareholders or CEOs who wrecked the economy because of government forced shutdowns

One person who (deliberately) wrecked the economy in 2020, was Nancy Pelosi, who repeatedly refused to allow stimulus checks to be sent out.

 

[Mac-7]

One person who (deliberately) wrecked the economy in 2020, was Nancy Pelosi, who repeatedly refused to allow stimulus checks to be sent out.

The stimulus checks were a Bandaid for an unnecessary wound caused by government

 

[Harpy Eagle]

It was not the shareholders or CEOs who wrecked the economy because of government forced shutdowns

Damn it Trump, why did he do that shit????

 

[Mac-7]

Damn it Trump, why did he do that shit????

Dont be so partisan

The shutdowns were local decisions that almost everyone endorsed at the time, including trump

but he soon pushed for reopening the economy against the advice of fauci and the scarf lady

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

An analysis of 22 well-known U.S. companies shows that their financial gains overwhelmingly benefited wealthy shareholders and executives. Frontline workers experienced the greatest losses and benefited minimally from company success

Profits and the pandemic: As shareholder wealth soared, workers were left behind | Brookings

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented the country’s leading companies with a historic opportunity to reverse the decades-long trends of widening inequality and shareholder primacy, making change for workers seem possible. The pandemic shifted public sentiment about what...

www.brookings.edu

Thank goodness these philosophy majors uncovered this evil plot.

 

[protectionist]

The stimulus checks were a Bandaid for an unnecessary wound caused by government

Sure, but the stimulus checks could have helped. Pelosi blocking them was just 1 more proof of Democrats unhinged mindset for POWER. And reckless zeal to stop Donald Trump, at any cost. Another nail in The coffin for Democrats in November.