Unboxed – How Crisis Shapes the Corporate Model – NYTimes.com
Interesting article on economic crisis and changing corporate structures. For example, it describes how The Great Depression led to the creation of multi-divisional large corporations such as GE, GM,...
View ArticleAre Corporations Persons?
A fellow skeptic looks at the recent Supreme Court decision holding that corporations are entitled to full First Amendment rights to free speech, and notes the paradoxes that arise when a corporation...
View ArticleIncorporation as a Cause of the Global Meltdown?
I think Buce has a very good point. There were many causes of the Global Financial Meltdown (GFM) in 2008 and it’s siamese twin, The Great Worldwide Recession That Won’t Recover (TGWRTWR). Some...
View ArticleThe Way to Maximize Corporate Profits is not to try to Maximize Profits
From Naked Capitalism (Yves Smith) (emphases are mine): the blind pursuit of “maximizing shareholder value” is not all it is cracked up to be: The recent productivity report received much attention....
View ArticleMajority Still Wants Less Corporate Influence
Gallup Organization released a study showing Americans, by a large majority, want less corporate influence in the U.S. Unfortunately they aren’t getting it. Corporate influence is at an all time...
View ArticleCorporations Not Entitled to Privacy
The Supreme Court of the U.S. has finally put a limit on the “person-ness” of a corporation. Apparently a corporation still has unlimited free speech rights since it is “person” according to the...
View ArticleI Don’t Think Corporate Taxes Are Too Low
Ok, just a quickie about taxes with two more startling graphs. Another proposal that’s making the rounds in Washington is to cut the corporate income tax rate. This proposal is originally coming from...
View ArticleMitt Romney Says Corporations Are People. Frankenstein Was A Person, Too.
From the Brian McFadden in the New York Times:
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