... have been a shell game played by corporate directors to impress day traders and fund managers. Their game was certainly convincing for a while. The stock market was on a roll and at one point it seemed like even a monkey could have thrown a dart to pick a stock with a rising share price. This certainly wasn't a market influenced by an overall motive to do the most good for the greatest ... money to corporate executives lies more with public censure than it does with legislation. Even at the height of the Depression, when President Roosevelt called for a ceiling on wages, the idea was opp...

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