4 ms·
Yes voluntarily sharing (10%) and why not "obligatory sharing" by law (although I'm not a partisan of it right now)but if this idea of businesses sharing with t
by fabrice1 9y ago
Yes voluntarily sharing (10%) and why not "obligatory sharing" by law (although I'm not a partisan of it right now)but if this idea of businesses sharing with those left behind spread it could forced businesses to share by public pressure. CSR is too often a joke, a token contribution to give the illusion they care. If the ratio of need to "sharers" goes up maybe the sharing may increase. But it is a whole new culture that would have to be nurture. Most of investors, shareholders are let's say a bit selfish. But if we can convince them it is in their self-interest to learn to share it may work. History is a constant reminder that when people are too unhappy the "elite" is in trouble. People need hope they can move up the social ladder.