Down With Wall Street, but Keep the Pizza Coming - WSJ.com
"Bre Lembitz, a 21-year-old sleeping in the park and working as a medic, said she is opposed to the way investors' appetites for high profits and ever-greater returns force corporations to cut back on salaries and benefits for workers.
"You have this super-charged profit motive," said Ms. Lembitz, a student at Clark University in Massachusetts who is majoring in international relations and economics. "You don't have the corporate accountability that you need to have."
QUESTIONS:
Does the desire of investors for high profits force companies to cut back on worker salaries and benefits? Should corporations be more accountable?
