My law no more imposes limitations on what you earn than do taxes.
It does because the economy of scale sets in. It gets too expensive to pay everyone else just to pay one. I know you are against big companies, but not all big companies are evil.
Regulations can be for good or ill, properly composed ones benefit us as a society.
True, yet we can't seem to get it right.
Fines: Where do you think the rules come from? There is a difference between a fine, and a limit on compensation. And contrary to your argument that you are not limiting compensation, you are.
Imprison, so you agree that we imprison people for certain types of payments? Good. Then extend to this.
Which is part of what I think is why people object to this. You are going to make it criminal to pay someone more than 100 times someone else in the company, even if it is warranted and deserved.
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Date: 2009-04-09 04:33 pm (UTC)It does because the economy of scale sets in. It gets too expensive to pay everyone else just to pay one. I know you are against big companies, but not all big companies are evil.
Regulations can be for good or ill, properly composed ones benefit us as a society.
True, yet we can't seem to get it right.
Fines: Where do you think the rules come from? There is a difference between a fine, and a limit on compensation. And contrary to your argument that you are not limiting compensation, you are.
Imprison, so you agree that we imprison people for certain types of payments? Good. Then extend to this.
Which is part of what I think is why people object to this. You are going to make it criminal to pay someone more than 100 times someone else in the company, even if it is warranted and deserved.