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I really dislike this narrative. Because if you really want to stick with it, most companies should do business in a handful of countries in the world. I thin
by epolanski 1y ago
I really dislike this narrative.
Because if you really want to stick with it, most companies should do business in a handful of countries in the world.
I think businesses should mind their own businesses and comply with local laws, end of story.
I ain't got no patience for companies quitting country X, but not Y.
- reaperducer 1y agoif you really want to stick with it, most companies should do business in a handful of countries in the world. Why is that a bad thing? Difficulty: Don't use the trope "maximize shareholder value."
- groundzeros2015 1y agoBecause what you consider moral issues are actually just issue prominent in media. And yes, I want my business to be prudent in earning money. Doing harm to people is not effective or prudent. Getting in political name callings is also not prudent.
- reaperducer 1y agoHow's that Gulf of America map working out in Mexico?
- epolanski 1y agoThe world changes very fast. This leads to uncertainty. Can you imagine McDonald's starting to open/close non-stop in countries depending on their status in some imaginary ethical ranking? And who gets to decide that imaginary ranking anyway?