Our governments and consumers have high expectations of this industry and its ability to survive, but they place obstacles in the way that make it difficult for it to compete in the actual marketplace
by CURTISS LITTLEJOHN
In his book, “Fixing the Game,” Rodger Martin examines the way executives receive compensation based on the expectations market (or stock value) and the real market (or the old fashioned concept that if the company produces products that consumers buy, there will be rewards based on profits.)