03 février 2009, 0h00
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“Bonus” is not a four-letter word. You wouldn’t know it from the noise emanating from Washington and Zurich. It’s easy to see why bonuses are getting a drubbing. On one side are taxpayer bailouts of the financial industry. On the other are $18bn of payments in the US alone. It looks obscene.
One US senator, Claire McCaskill, seems intent on abolishing incentive pay schemes on Wall Street altogether. In Switzerland, state-rescued UBS cut its bonus pool by 80%, after a popular outcry. The critics...
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