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What Capitalism Can Learn from the NFL

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Uploaded by on May 5, 2011

Roger Martin, author of "Fixing the Game" and dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, explains why linking CEO compensation to share price performance is like letting quarterbacks bet on their own teams.

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  • @BeavisDude88

    Or what? You'll cry?

  • Excellent....must read the book. Also how is this different from insider trading ?. Ajit Prasad, India

  • Republicans do NOTHING but try to turn USA into a plutocratic kingdom, where the parasitic owning class of the ultra-wealthy are treated like KINGS, and the rest of us are peasants.

    REPUBLICANS ARE THE BRITISH REDCOATS OF TODAY.

    DON'T KID YOURSELF.

  • Executives get stock based compensations because there is strong tax incentive to avoid paying cash. To achieve what Martin is saying we have to first change how government interferes in compensation process.

  • Oh my gosh, this guy is dangerous. He has NO IDEA how this system works.

  • wow, reminds me of the paradox of excellence.

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