They're not taking this far enough, imposing a blanket 25% discount nothing but autocratic perversion of what could be a functioning lunch time credit market. They could maximize revenues and employee throughput in real time! Sure, there'd be some overhead, but financialization axiomatically improves efficiency. Perhaps there could even be a lunch time credit futures market for people who occasionally work from home or on business trips?
How can you be trusted to manage bond traders if you can't even properly manage a cafeteria?
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They're not taking this far enough, imposing a blanket 25% discount nothing but autocratic perversion of what could be a functioning lunch time credit market. They could maximize revenues and employee throughput in real time! Sure, there'd be some overhead, but financialization axiomatically improves efficiency. Perhaps there could even be a lunch time credit futures market for people who occasionally work from home or on business trips?
How can you be trusted to manage bond traders if you can't even properly manage a cafeteria?