Once again we revisit the apparently flawed Chicago School of Economics model. I read a review in the NYT about "The Shareholder Value Myth: How Putting Shareholders First Harms Investors, Corporations, and Public" by Lynn A. Stout.
I have always believed that a balance between the shareholders, customers and employees was far better then a focus on just one of them.
Isn't it funny how if you have the Protestant Work Ethic (The necessity for hard work as a component of a person's calling and worldly success is a visible sign or result (not a cause) of personal salvation), it all falls into place. If you don't work hard, nothing else really matters.
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