What's Business for?

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<abstract>The are more such stories of enlightened business in both American and European companies, but they remain the minority. Untill and unless they become the norm, capitalism will continue to be seen as the rich man's game, serving mainly itself and its agents. Worse, democratic pressure may force goverments to shackle corporation, limiting their independence and regulating the smallest details of their operations</abstract>
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