Greece, Argentina and India are the fastest improving business environments

Post by jvmboi » Sat, Mar 23, 2024, 1:25 PM UTC

surgical_fire wrote: post #70

jvmboi wrote: post #50

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You are entitled to your view but I think it is a little unempathetic to be unable or unwilling to put yourself in the shoes of entrepreneurs when the topic is how attractive a place is for them. Of course, all things being equal, a business wants to pay as little for labor as possible. Speaking as a German, wrt pay I think this topic is not quite so simple. Germany doesn't have particularly high wages and one of the…

> You are entitled to your view but I think it is a little unempathetic to be unable or unwilling to put yourself in the shoes of entrepreneurs when the topic is how attractive a place is for them. Of course, all things being equal, a business wants to pay as little for labor as possible. "Can someone think of the poor entrepreneurs? They just want to exploit workers freely, but the mean government keeps getting in t…

Post by surgical_fire » Sun, Mar 24, 2024, 4:57 AM UTC

jvmboi wrote: post #101

surgical_fire wrote: post #70

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> You are entitled to your view but I think it is a little unempathetic to be unable or unwilling to put yourself in the shoes of entrepreneurs when the topic is how attractive a place is for them. Of course, all things being equal, a business wants to pay as little for labor as possible. "Can someone think of the poor entrepreneurs? They just want to exploit workers freely, but the mean government keeps getting in t…

Yeah, thanks for this run of the mill communist bullshit that doesn't have anything to do with what I said. "Oh yeah, pay for work is EXPLOITATION guys, guys, guys, the only ETHICAL way is for daddy government to force people to work at gun point".