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Should Sarah Murdoch and fellow celebs pay back the Bonds money?
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It is wrong to believe that undeveloped countries make ONLY cheap products, many high technology products as CPU, produced in poor, countries.
1. We must help them to create a democratic system, a system which respect the unions and human rights. But we can not speak for democracy and human rights to people with more essencial needs, as the hungry, the health, the education from their children etc. BUT If they have stronge unions they can increase the working costs and make their place less atractive for foreign business.
2. The governments from developed countries can put some basic condision to their companies when they open fabrics,brunches, offices in poor countries, as respect to environment,human rights etc and the courts from developed countries to trial (judge)the companies for their acts in poor countries. The poor countries is not the paradise with NO LIMITS for the businesses.
3. We can put some conditions for imported products from poor countries and sent the mesage that
4. The industries from developed world must reduce their no neccessary expences. It is unaceptable to weast so much money on CEOs, 10,20,30,50 or 100 times more that the avarage wages. This is paranoic provocation. It is even worst when we now that these imature, irresponsible CEOs caused the worst financial crisis since 1930, and even worst when we know that more that $18 billion dollars, taxpayers money, instead to used for new jobs American CEOs used them to increase their bonus! They have extremely low moral code or nothing at all!
For me it is time to put limits, a cup to CEOs mixed income. $300.000 dollars are plenty about 6 times more than the average wages. I feel sory for the poor CEOs and I agree to allow them to have a goat in their unit or a cow in their house for fresh milk.
Antonios Symeonakis
Adelaide