Date: Sun, 8 Dec 2002 16:21:09 -0800 (PST) From: Panarch-AT-pseud.pseud Subject: Re: M-INTRO: rational inequity? uh, i have an MBA dude. and I've run/sold some pretty successful companies. the only 'basic' biz concept i believe in anymore is that it is fundamentally exploitative. 'risk' is a metaphysical excuse. the employees who could be out of work at any moment with no way to feed their families take the real risks. i know plenty of 'biz' guys who lost companies and just got more money from VCs after that. Once you are In with the capitalists, risk doesn't really exist. -p --- flavio-AT-pseud.pseud wrote: > Panarch, > It is very obvious that you don't understand > business, or the theory of risk vs. return. The > thought that all profits made should be split equally > between all of the employees that made such product > possible is just stupid. The other people did that > work on the projects do not have as much to lose if > something goes wrong. If these people should be given > equal shares if success is achieved, than shouldn't > these same people be held responsible when something > goes wrong, and debts must be paid? The answer is YES. > But are these same people responsible? NO. So why > should a person be given an equal share of a profit if > they are not willing to be equally responsible for any > such loses toccury occure? > On to your other point. I never said that Bill > Gates invented anything that was ingenious, or even > made any comments as to what it was that got Gates > started in the computer business. What I have said is > that in order to build as large as and as successful a > business empire as Microsoft you have got to be a > bgenius genious. Anyone that would argue against such > a comment does obviously not understand business or > the theories that go directly along with risk and > reward. Which is one of the most basic of all business concepts. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com --- from list marxism-intro-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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