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IcaroRibeiro said:
Chrkeller said:

Board members will raise their salaries to offset taxes and increase CoG

Only if - and when - prices are not already maximized to avoid reducing overall spending. The way people talk about this perfectly elastic correlation between taxes and prices is amusing (totally wrong, of course, but still amusing). If boards were able to infinitely raise prices to increase profits and dividends, they would. In fact, they often do even without tax changes

I ask you: if you make a bad financial investment (let's say, you buy lots of crypto and after a few years they are worthless), do you then go back to your company and raise the price of everything to make up for your investment mistakes? Well, you could if you wanted to, but that's a quick way to destroy your business management. Your personal financial responsibilities are not the same as the company's, even more so when a company's board is divided among many different stakeholders

can't raise prices, they will reduce the amount of material being offered (shrinkflation).  

TBH, I am in board meetings for work.  I can assure you they are getting their money one way or another.  Hell it could involve having 5 people do the work of 10 and reducing operating costs.  Ain't no board taking a huge hit on their money, it will 100% be passed on, full stop.  

Going robotics, using AI, outsourcing, etc, etc.  The board is getting their money.  



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