Oct 18 2007 | 1:58pm ET
By Jonathan Shazar, Senior Reporter
The growing debate about “carried interest”—the profit share of hedge, private equity and venture capital fund managers, i.e., their performance or incentive fees—both in the United States and in Europe, has predictably degenerated into something closely resembling class warfare.

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