Re:Distressed by Baby Controversy, AOL’s Armstrong Reverses ...
by dredmorbius on Saturday February 08, 2014 @11:21PM
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the kid can be expected to contribute two or three times that much
Likely rather more than that. Your economic contribution isn't your lifetime earnings, but your lifetime value contribution. That's the productivity-of-labor side of the equation.
Your salary/income is (generally) some small fraction of that.
Look up revenues or profits at a company on a per-employee basis for a proxy of this.
Likely rather more than that. Your economic contribution isn't your lifetime earnings, but your lifetime value contribution. That's the productivity-of-labor side of the equation.
Your salary/income is (generally) some small fraction of that.
Look up revenues or profits at a company on a per-employee basis for a proxy of this.