Ben Eng on Nostr: When a founder or major executive sells their shares, we consider this "capital ...
When a founder or major executive sells their shares, we consider this "capital consumption". Is a transfer of ownership really "consumption"? Maybe the productivity of that capital is diminished, if the key contributor is less invested in the company or separates entirely. Any better insights you can give on the concept of capital consumption?
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