It Doesn't Do Costco Any Good If

If You're Going To Say To All The People That You're Working With, 'we Want You To Treat The Customers Honestly; Don't Lie And Don't Cheat,' It Is Somewhat Hypocritical If You're Not Following The Same Rules.

Our Attitude Has Always Been That If You Hire Good People And Provide Good Wages And Good Jobs And More Than That - If You Provide Careers - That Good Things Will Happen To Your Company. I Think We Can Say That That Has Been Proved By The Quality Of People That We Have And How They Have Built Our Organization.

It Doesn't Do Costco Any Good If Nobody Can Afford To Buy Anything.

You Don't Have A Very Motivated Working Class, It Starts To Affect The Dynamics Of The Economy. If Workers Are Disenchanted And Disenfranchised, Productivity Losses Will Go Along With That.

If Somehow A Proclamation Were Made That C.e.o.'s Could Only Make A Maximum Of $300,000 A Year, You Would Not Have Any Shortage Of Very Qualified Men And Women Seeking The Jobs.