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Corporate Social Responsibility: Flawed Inputs Mean Flawed Outputs

Corporate social responsibility is the hot new topic around investing – so it’s worth considering how we decide which companies…
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Profit Keeps Corporate Leaders Honest

From The Wall Street Journal: Economics Professor and senior fellow with the American Enterprise Institute cautions against stakeholder capitalism because it removes one of the best ways to hold companies accountable: profit-making.
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Unsurprisingly, CEOs’ “Stakeholder Capitalism” Fails to Satisfy Proponents

In August 2019, the Business Roundtable (BRT), led by 181 CEOs of some of the world’s largest companies, introduced its…
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Viewpoint Diversity in Business

Viewpoint diversity is an essential component of corporate governance. Respecting different social, political, and religious beliefs in policy, governance, and the marketplace helps companies mitigate risk, improve performance, and better…
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When Corporations Distort the Market, It Doesn’t Hurt Them: It Hurts You

America’s biggest banks have not been shy about their commitment to what they call “sustainable investing.” Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and others have made Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics key to their business models. That includes a commitment to analyzing how well potential recipients of their loans adhere to ESG metrics. What does that mean in practice? Imagine it. You need $2 million in capital from Wells…
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Profit Keeps Corporate Leaders Honest

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Everything You Needed to Know about Shareholder Activism

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Climate change cronyism: Big businesses tailor policy to benefit themselves at your cost

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