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In his defence, Rob, I know where, you live, and it's hardly the suburban sprawl that Florida talks about hahaha. That being said, his argument does seem like it isn't quite hitting the mark
I don't really see the point of nationalizing AIG since government is generally slow, and ineffective, and would probably strangle AIG, as bad as they already are. They should have nationalized the banks however, since the point of their bailout was…
There are two things that I would like to clarify
1. Individual responsibilities to contribute are a given. The point is that since corporations have political sway in many case greater than the sum of their members, they have the same responsibili…
I guess that I am less sold on this idea of the responsibility of corporations to do good. The reason for that is that the suggestion of the fact that corporations have stand alone obligations obscures the fact that corporations are really just aggr…
The idea that corporations as a business structure present significant barriers to positive social progress is not a new one. Because they rarely have a majority shareholder, decisions are made based on what will make the most money to give sharehol…
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- I am a student who cares about environmental and social issues and how we deal with them. I believe that we have a responsibility as citizens of the world not only to do well for ourselves, but do good to each other. As my father has said, I am both stubbornly principled and uniquely funny. As such, I treat issues very seriously, but I always make time to see the humour in the world as well.
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Mind Your Own Business...All of Ours, Actually
The idea that corporations as a business structure present significant barriers to positive social progress is not a new one. Because they rarely have a majority shareholder, decisions are made based on what will make the most money to give shareholders the maximum return on their investment. Even when corporations "believe" in something, it is usually a reflection of something that is desired by their customers, and so any investment towards a project is justified by promises of future revenues… Continue
Posted on March 13, 2009 at 7:57pm — 2 Comments
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