The writer is professor of organisational behaviour and head of the faculty of management at Bayes Business School, City, University of LondonFor more than a decade, I taught a course on business ethics. Each year, I would start with a simple question: why do corporations exist? “To maximise returns for shareholders,” one student would answer. Then another would explain that corporations have other stakeholders, such as customers and the local community.
本文作者是伦敦大学城市学院(City, University of London)贝叶斯商学院(Bayes Business School)组织行为学教授、院长
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