by vparikh on 12/29/20, 6:43 PM with 37 comments
by flubert on 12/29/20, 7:49 PM
by terse_malvolio on 12/29/20, 9:12 PM
by sixQuarks on 12/29/20, 9:07 PM
The classic example is in a sales group. The top 20% of salesmen bring in 80% of the business.
In customer support, the top 20% of customers take up 80% of a company’s time.
According to this article, the total wealth in this country is 112 trillion. If you applied the 20/80 rule to this figure, and then keep applying the 20/80 rule until you have 1% remaining, then the “natural” outcome should be that the top 1% control over 70 trillion in wealth. That’s twice as high as what we actually have.
by kfrncs on 12/29/20, 7:04 PM
by blacksqr on 12/29/20, 7:32 PM
by fvv on 12/29/20, 10:07 PM
Net worth over certain threshold is non sense imo , someone who own a company may be calculated was total company value net worth but probably have a quote normal life and his net worth is in the market\street creating jobs, plus having a 1m earning and 1m spending i could have net worth 0 , but i would me different from who have 300$ income year
An ultra rich doesn't abuse society until he spend his money for things useless to the society imho.. that's what should be tracked. How much wealth is wasted for a golden toilet .. not accumulated