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The company doesn't do anything by itself. It's all driven by people, and people who work in a company changes. Effectively any company participating in the for
by capableweb 7y ago
The company doesn't do anything by itself. It's all driven by people, and people who work in a company changes. Effectively any company participating in the for-profit culture of capitalism favors short-term shareholder benefits over long-term societal ones, because that's simply how the system works and prefers.
- kjs3 7y agoSomeone took ECON 102. Got a C. Hint: Not all, or even most, companies "participating for-profit culture of capitalism" are publicly traded and answerable to shareholders.