In Japan, the CEO of a major bank would have apologized to his employees and his country, and would have refused his pension and bonus so that those who suffered as a result of corporate failures could share the money.
V Japonsku by se výkonný ředitel velké banky omluvil svým zaměstnancům a své vlasti a odmítl by penzi i odměnu, aby se o tyto peníze mohli podělit ti, kdo v důsledku firemního selhání utrpěli.