Your suggestion about addressing issues sounds reasonable, and I'd be inclined to follow it had you not called me corrupt just a few minutes earlier. I guess I'll just let the post speak for itself.
Pay, Bonuses and Perks: Corporate View vs. Populist View [View article]
Responding to the Mad Hedge Fund Trader, I thought I had made it clear that I defer to the business judgment of those who set the bonuses or compensation plans. I have to assume they are trying to maximize profits or shareholder value and that they believe their compensation arrangements will do that. My point was simply that it's hard for me to understand how they arrive as such high numbers. Looks like lower numbers would do the trick. In any case, as I said, it's their decision to make; not mine.
The Fed Has Not Been Printing Boatloads Of Money [View article]
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Yen Confusion: A Teaching Moment [View article]
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Yen Confusion: A Teaching Moment [View article]
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Yen Confusion: A Teaching Moment [View article]
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Yen Confusion: A Teaching Moment [View article]
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Yen Confusion: A Teaching Moment [View article]
Good idea, but I already have one and had to get a small car to fit in my two-car garage. Let's all go out and buy larger garages.
Bob
On Printing Money [View article]
Who Pays for Financial Reform? [View article]
The savings and loans that you mention were insured by the FSLIC, not the FDIC.
Bob McTeer
Pay, Bonuses and Perks: Corporate View vs. Populist View [View article]
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