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Challenging the role of corporations in society : Comments
By John McFarlane, published 16/9/2005John McFarlane examines the inadequacy of concentrating on a company's financial reports alone
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Collapsing infrastructure, health systems, education systems, family systems, social fabric falling apart. Don't these send you signals that something is wrong. We are being led by an agenda purely for singular economic outcomes, increasing profit margins, doesn't ring any bells. Must be awful to live in such terror of reality.
Constant economic growth is unsustainable, resources are running down, everything is thrown away. We are not using the resources of the planet in a progressive way.
The idea that monopolies create competition is a proven fallacy. They destroy the communities that they work within over time. Just look at history to see that
The only way forward is to create a system the benefits all concerned and includes our environment. The way forward is for more small business and less big companies, the more people that are self employed the more content they are. Corporations rob people of individuality, the only thing they receive is money, little job satisfaction.
Using our technology in a progressive reusable manner is the only solution, it should not matter that some big business will miss out if we change. Growth should be through innovation and not consumption. Technological advances should be for making it easier for all of us, not harder for a lot, as it is at the moment.
The methods of the last century, have passed their use by date, we have to change. After all, how many natural disasters that may be caused by our greed, can be economically overcome as they continually hit our population areas.
Thats reality Col, not corporate greed and profits. Bringing up the communist plot theory, is for those of the past. Intellegent people realise the faults with that system, just like they do with the present one that is being forced upon us.