On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 11:56 PM, Gruss Gott <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> And, by the way, which "low cost" countries did we outsource our
> financial services too?  Cause that's where all the wealth came from
> in the last 30 years.
>

> I'm sorry sir, but the facts are in: wealth redistribution has been
> driven by 30 years of lobbyists creating shitty policy for the middle
> class.
>

I agree that regulatory policy created opportunities for people to make a
ton of money in financial services. But it also created opportunities for
people to lose a ton of money in financial services, which is where we are
today. Given that situation, the only "fair" thing to do is to let the
losers fail, as I was saying. Our key challenge should be to prevent the
failure of the losers from disrupting the overall system.


> Still don't believe me?  Let's take one case of in-the-good-ole-USA
> wealth redistribution driven policy: CEO pay which robs from the
> worker and shareholder and gives to the CEO:
>
> "So when I read an opinion authored by Judge Posner saying that the
> market is arguably incapable of either setting CEO compensation or
> determining mutual-fund fees, my first reaction was to put the
> document down, rub my eyes, and check the authorship again. Then I
> read on, with increasing incredulity"
> http://www.slate.com/id/2216165/


We've been talking about corporate boards being broken for years, and we
have yet to find a reasonable alternative to the current system. So what do
we do?  Some CEOs earn every penny of their compensation, others are
basically given a free pass by the board to plunder the company. How do you
police that? Got me.


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