Top CEOs outearn average Canadians by January 2nd. Hey that's today. It took less than 24 hours for Canada's fat cats to earn what you and I make in a year.
Capitlaists are cupon clippers and there is no productivity in cupon clipping. Productivity comes from the creation of surplus value from unpaid labour of workers. For instance in Canada last year each Canadian regardless of income produced $41,000 of value, GDP. Read some Marx you dweeb
The value of the productivity of workers is based on the annual Stats Canada study earlier this year they published their annual productivity report valuing Canadians contributions to the GDP at $41,000 per person, working or not. Productivity is related directly to wages in Canada using Stats Canada data analysis , unlike the US which uses a different and less accurate analysis, over the last two decades productivity and wages have kept on par, regardless of whether or not business invested in their own companies, improved technology, improved production etc. or if business invested in the stock market. Whew I think I spelled everything correctly this time. Nuke you are still a dweeb.
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at 19:00 on January 2nd, 2007
If you only made $38K last year, then you need to get off your ass and work harder, unless you're content making $38K.
at 19:39 on January 2nd, 2007
Absolutely. Either that or you can steal it.
at 19:44 on January 2nd, 2007
Capitlaists are cupon clippers and there is no productivity in cupon clipping. Productivity comes from the creation of surplus value from unpaid labour of workers. For instance in Canada last year each Canadian regardless of income produced $41,000 of value, GDP. Read some Marx you dweeb
at 19:49 on January 2nd, 2007
Plawiuk. Run that last one by a spell-checker.
at 19:59 on January 2nd, 2007
Yep yer right I got wrapped in writing not spelling, and then I had to do the addition thingee
at 20:03 on January 2nd, 2007
um...It's pronounced - Kyoopon not koooopon :/>
at 20:06 on January 2nd, 2007
But who determines value? The free market? Where does the $41k figure come from?
at 03:18 on January 3rd, 2007
The value of the productivity of workers is based on the annual Stats Canada study earlier this year they published their annual productivity report valuing Canadians contributions to the GDP at $41,000 per person, working or not. Productivity is related directly to wages in Canada using Stats Canada data analysis , unlike the US which uses a different and less accurate analysis, over the last two decades productivity and wages have kept on par, regardless of whether or not business invested in their own companies, improved technology, improved production etc. or if business invested in the stock market. Whew I think I spelled everything correctly this time. Nuke you are still a dweeb.
at 20:30 on January 2nd, 2007
Moving your goalposts dweeb?
at 07:03 on January 3rd, 2007
Still moving your goalposts, dweeb?