I In The Unilever Case Study

Libertarians strive for a world of liberty. A world where all individuals rule themselves and not by any superior authority and no one should be forced to forfeiture their values for the benefit of others. The goal is for individuals to follow their dreams in their own way with no interference of any authoritarian power. The basic human right principles of a Libertarian are life, liberty, and property. They believe that they protect and respect these rights, but the government doesn’t need to force or pressure us. The only right that the government have under their perspective is to protect the rights of our citizens, instead of using laws to force taxes, regulation on businesses, censorship laws, etc. The only actions that should be forbidden by law are crimes. Everything else would be indulgence to the consequence of free choice.
His mission was to make it possible for everyone to live free from dirt and filth that was causing misery. The purpose of his product was to make cleanliness a commonplace for everyone. Lever’s soap company helped the natural capitalism occurring in the environment. Lifebouy helped solve the militia of filthiness occurring in India especially the people in poverty. They came out with an education campaign teaching children and parents how to take personal hygiene habits like washing your hands before and after you eat. They wanted to do well in their business and can do good to others and this relates back to libertarians because they want people to be able to follow their dreams and accomplish helping others by their own will and not be pressured into it. They wanted to make a difference to those who needed the most. This saved hundreds of children’s lives from dying from diarrheal