Dagny Taggart:
It's a real mystery why the Twentieth Century Motor Company failed.
Henry Rearden:
It's no mystery. Bad ideas brought it down.
Dagny Taggart:
Ideas?
Henry Rearden:
As I understand it, the company flattened the wage scale and still paid everyone according to their needs, not according to their contributions.
Dagny Taggart:
Why all these stupid altruistic urges? It's not being charitable or fair. What is it with people today?
Henry Rearden:
so, after a short while, no surprise the smartest managers and the better workers left the company. The hundreds of remaining staff couldn't handle it alone.
[bird wings flapping away]
Henry Rearden:
Service dropped, quality in their once-great products was gone and that was that. The Twentieth Century Motor Company went under.
Dagny Taggart:
That's depressing.
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