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6. Well, but if Greenspan faced insecurity, how could we expect him to do his job properly?
Tue May 24, 2016, 01:12 PM
May 2016

Isn't it odd how the same incentives that spur on our overlords aren't necessary for the rank-and-file? "We have to pay the CEO these enormous salaries! How else are we going to get top-flight management?" But workers? A dime a dozen, totally interchangeable cogs in the corporate machine. Experience and ability count for nothing, lowest possible wage is the sole factor in employee retention. Oh, and they're such a disloyal bunch, too!

Imagine how much worse Greenspan would have been at doing nothing if he wasn't paid well and fawned over by the financial media?

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