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by gnode
2557 days ago
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I don't think the fundamental problem is being publicly traded, it's a question of how distributed the control of a company is. Some publicly traded companies are controlled by few people. When ownership is concentrated, decisions can be made based on long-term ideology. When ownership is highly distributed, and especially when indirect via indices, decisions are made in favour of widely accepted and broadly applicable metrics of performance, which tend to have only short term confidence. |
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