Dan O
1 min readDec 16, 2020

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CLICK! I get it. The GINI is computed specifically on THEIR employees, so they could make significant since they can change their cost structures.

Not sure what I think of this, I think the main thing it would do, would be to put a HUGE downward pressure on CEO salaries. After all if the company can get $9 guys to do the same work as a $15. the board of directors are going to say…. screw that, lets just pay the CEO less and executives less.

Indeed it would create a new class of corp management companies…. there would be massive pressure to divest of any positions that require a low or high pay relative to the mean pay of your company.

One company would have a very tiny management structure and many many $9/hr workers. They would be hired by the old walmart to run their stores.

The old walmart now has a much better GINI since they dont have any workers in this lower class, meanwhile the new co also has an amazing GINI, near 100, since all of its workers earn $9/hr.

yeah, that does not seem to be the intent here.

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Dan O
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Startup Guy, PhD AI, Kentuckian living in San Fran

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