Corporate Power and Influence: Explores how corporate entities wield significant power and influence in society, often prioritizing profit over social welfare.
Ethical Concerns: Discusses ethical implications of unchecked corporate greed, highlighting its adverse effects on communities, the environment, and stakeholders.
Market Deregulation: Explores the consequences of market deregulation, which might amplify corporate greed and diminish accountability.
Short-Term Profit Maximization: Discusses how a focus on short-term profits might lead to unsustainable practices and disregard for long-term consequences.
Corporate Responsibility: Emphasizes the need for corporations to embrace social responsibility and ethical practices beyond solely pursuing profit.
Inequality and Social Impact: Explores how corporate greed contributes to societal inequality and social unrest.
Consumerism and Marketing Tactics: Discusses how corporate greed influences consumer behavior through aggressive marketing and consumerism.
Government Policies and Regulation: Examines the role of governments in regulating corporate behavior and curbing excessive greed through policies and regulations.
Sustainable Business Practices: Advocates for sustainable business practices that balance profit-making with environmental and social considerations.
Call for Ethical Leadership: Encourages ethical leadership within corporations and society to counteract the negative effects of unchecked corporate greed.
Language | English |
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ISBN-10 | 1-55970-794-1 |
No of pages | 265 |
Font Size | Medium |
Book Publisher | Arcade Publishing |
Published Date | 15 Apr 2012 |
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A critical indictment of modern corporate practices argues that today's publicly traded companies enjoy the legal statuses of individuals but are not bound by the same legal and moral responsibilities, in a historical survey that traces the contributions and unethical activities of such companies as Enron, Exxon, and Pfizer. 15,000 first printing.