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Whereas I view them as risk distribution vehicles, which society has agreed to treat specially because society has also agreed that they are capable of producin
by dmvdoug 2y ago
Whereas I view them as risk distribution vehicles, which society has agreed to treat specially because society has also agreed that they are capable of producing sufficient good for society as a whole (in a variety of forms) that they may be treated specially. If for-profit corporations now only exist solely to make profit, and not to enable a sufficient distribution of risk so that things that actually benefit society can be made and done, then it’s time to reconsider that special treatment.
- paulddraper 2y agoThat may be the reason for the law, but that's not the reason a corporation is created.