According to commonsense morality, while people are sometimes required to benefit make enormous sacrifices for them. For example, this morality would have us give some-perhaps even a substantial amount-of our wealth to the poor, but not so much that we end up impoverished ourselves. Prohibiting the CEO from accepting excessive compensation, according to this objection, places too great a burden on him-i.e., it is too demanding-and cannot be justified his fiduciary duty.