No, I trade efforts for $20-$30 an hour. If I could earn more by my effort alone, I'd do that instead. And the normal profit margin is around 1%, the rest goes to expenses. The cost of the means of production require not only a huge investment, you have production costs such as the the cost of the transportation, energy, maintenance of equipment, the cost of the raw good that are worked with and so forth. They also keep seeking to expand and hire more people so that goes into the cost. They also do community projects as that cost money but help the community.
Spreading the total profit of the company across all the workers of that company would barely be noticeable due to the huge number of workers. That concentration of that small amount of extra from such a large pool is what allow a few people to get big amounts of money. If not properly manage wealth tends to completely vanish in in very fast order, most of the wealth the company has is the means of production itself. So we need people that know how to maintain it and a big enough draw they are willing to maintain it.
There's also the fact that most of the year my company actually runs at a loss. I don't refund them when they lose money.
