What's a business for?
By: HANDY, Charles
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ArticlePublisher: dec.2002Harvard Business Review 80, 12, p. 49-55Abstract: Until recently, the triumph of American stock-market capitalism seemed a foregone conclusion. But recent scandals have revealed disturbing flaws inthe U.S. model. Instead of blaming the people at the top, we should be asking whether we've all been pursuing the wrong goals
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Until recently, the triumph of American stock-market capitalism seemed a foregone conclusion. But recent scandals have revealed disturbing flaws inthe U.S. model. Instead of blaming the people at the top, we should be asking whether we've all been pursuing the wrong goals
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