Or, and I’m just thinking out loud here, just hire good people and don’t pressure them to adopt “make more money” as their sole measurable goal.
Source: Why you should hire a moral philosopher — Quartz at Work
Or, and I’m just thinking out loud here, just hire good people and don’t pressure them to adopt “make more money” as their sole measurable goal.
Source: Why you should hire a moral philosopher — Quartz at Work
They’re away a pittance and, because it’s not in the form of taxes, they get to direct where it goes. In other words, it’s a scam.
Source: Jeff Bezos and other American billionaires’ giving to charity, in one chart – Vox
I’m pretty sure this “they never stop getting richer, even after they retire” thing would be slowed or stopped if these billionaires had to just pay their taxes like a normal person.
Source: Tech’s top 20 billionaires keep getting richer no matter how much money they give away – Vox
Raising concerns a wealth tax could negatively impact philanthropy and foundations overlooks the public good that would (hopefully) be more evenly distributed through increased government services financed by those taxes.
Source: A wealth tax could have unpredictable effects on politics, philanthropy – Vox