Wealth and Values LO8378

GaltJohn22@aol.com
Sat, 6 Jul 1996 09:09:07 -0400

Replying to LO8292 --

In a message dated 96-07-05 12:14:13 EDT, you write:

" If Bill were to be in touch with a group of people who
needed capital and said OK I will invest my savings for five, ten or
twenty years, then that would certainly be a contribution to the
organisation, even though at any given point higher returns could always
be made elsewhere. "

Then you should request that the organization of which you are a member
reduce your pay so you, too, would pass this test - "... at any given
point higher returns (wages) could always be made elsewhere." Otherwise
Bill's contribution is more than yours and that would make uneven the
"...contribution..." required by your paradigm of the employees and
investors.

Hal Popplewell
GaltJohn22@aol.com

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