/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18277222
checked
apologies for the delay

>>17978862

bye

>>16849444
Checked

>>15758066
>>15758066

>go to local fast food restaurant sometimes
>high school senior cashier girl always chats me up
>last time i went she asked me out
needless to say ill never go back to that place again

>>13713125
>have healthy population
>get drugs for free
>still have to be taxed like you're $150,000 in debt the second you get your first McJob

Your system only appears tolerable in the face of the exploitation of American research, American military hegemony and the long-abused american public. You can laugh now, but without us you'd still be dying from the black plague, you won't be isolated from the problems inherent in american style cosmpolitanism for long

>>13562886
Gonna wait for it to settle down. I think 7 is the bottom. Shorts are going full on FUD right now and it's not actually dropping as much as I thought. The only thing sold off was the run up to earnings mostly.

The lawsuit is for a lot of generic sellers and LCI is just one of many with no details. They are playing ball too.

>>13540591
>couple riggers

I read that as "require a couple niggers". This stupid website has ruined my brain

THETA IS EATING MY JPM CALLS
GO UP YOU ROBBERS

Which one is right, are they mutually exclusive?

You often hear people alluding to a CEO's salary relative to that of their employees in particular. According to an image I'd seen making the rounds, the CEO of Chase bank-reprehensibly-makes 31 million dollars a year, which (undisclosed by the image) is about 1/3rd of 1% of the combined low-end average of all employees (1 CEO making 31 million dollars divided by 256,105 employees = $120 each stolen from each employee)

The combined federal and local government on the other hand take between 20% and 30% of each of these employee's incomes, taxes the company these employees work for 8% of whatever these employees' incomes are (payroll taxes), taxes a percentage of the goods this company produces or services this company renders, taxes a percentage of the goods or services this company purchases from other companies and so on.

t's obvious that government takes much more from each individual employee by a spectacular margin but one could argue that the government provides important services that a business couldn't or wouldn't, however, is not the reverse also true? Businesses provide services and products a government can't or won't.

tl;dr:

ITT let's talk about how your extremely high tax rate has benefited you directly and how, if there were any justice in this world, you would be taxed much more than you are now. Feel free to muse about how if someone making more than you was taxed more your "society" could afford "x", just make sure you don't provide any specific numbers in case they don't work out as well as you'd think they would.

Let's also talk about what you'd do if your income was close to 30% higher than it is now were income taxes hypothetically abolished. Would you save it? Spend it? Donate to charity?

>>13475618
Have you out preformed Mommy this year?
No?
Didn't think so, kid