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    business? Do you have some responsibility to the society and the rest of the world? To answer these questions we are going to look at both sides of the spectrum. At one side of the spectrum we have the free market views of people like the economist Milton Friedman. He has argued that a business not should think about the society and the problems that the society meets. The only social responsibility of a business is to make money and get the highest profit as possible – anything else is theft from the shareholders

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    1. When looking at the example of “Friedmans microwave and Kitchen Specialists”‚ I tend to see elements from all of the leadership styles listed in question one. The University of Iowa which promotes the Democratic Leadership style contains the most elements of Art Friedman’s new direction for his company. Allowing the workers to control their scheduling‚ pay‚ discipline nearly all issues concerning their employment is the essence of a Democratic Leadership style. Now the University of Michigan

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    efficient and leads to unusual and narrow empirical methods. From a legal perspective one can note that this definition does not advance equality. Other such definitions relate discrimination to specific market failures. This paper argues that economic theory could base its definition on the fundamental theorem of welfare economics and market functionality. Since society constitutes markets by use of law‚ this definition indicates some additional legal means to address problems of discrimination. Gary

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    of the society in which it operates. This definition contradicts what is stated by Milton Friedman. He says that “The social responsibility of a business is to increase its profits.” As consumers many people have different views on what the social responsibility of a business should be. In this paper I will discuss some examples of businesses that are dedicated to their social responsibility of their society. Milton Friedman’s statement is a reflection of what many people see wrong with a lot of

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    economist Milton Friedman‚ he believed that maximization of profit is the key drivers or fundamental premises in a free market economy and that corporate executives were employees of the owners of the business and that their social responsibility is towards the shareholders of the company and maximizing shareholders value. In short‚ he argued that the social responsibility of any business was to generate profits as more profits would lead to higher dividends or capital appreciation. (Milton Friedman

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    the center of the main quadrangle at the University of Chicago‚ resembles a converted abbey‚ with its vaulted ceilings and arched windows. The library was completed in 1912‚ before Enrico Fermi built the world’s first nuclear reactor‚ before Milton Friedman devised the permanent income hypothesis‚ and well before Barack Obama taught Constitutional Law. Generations of scholars have pored over Adam Smith and Karl Marx in the main reading room‚ penned world-class treatises at the long wooden tables

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    Poor people do not have weaker work ethics or lower levels of motivation than wealthier people (Iversen & Farber‚ 1996; Wilson‚ 1997). Although poor people are often stereotyped as lazy‚ 83 percent of children from low-income families have at least one employed parent; close to 60 percent have at least one parent who works full-time and year-round (National Center for Children in Poverty‚ 2004). In fact‚ the severe shortage of living-wage jobs means that many poor adults must work two‚ three

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    their belief of how the economy functioned. With banks failing across the country‚ the Federal Reserve chose not to bail them out‚ allowing them to go bankrupt and the public to lose faith in the strength of the economy. Today‚ many‚ including Milton Friedman‚ Ben Bernanke‚ and Anna Schwartz‚ blame the Federal Reserve‚ not for causing the Great Depression‚

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    fighters" generally aligned with Marxist regimes. The Keynesian explanation for the Great Depression came under came under heavy fire in 1963‚ when Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz published A Monetary History of the United States. Free-market economists philosophically opposed to the heavy government interventionism unleashed by Keynesianism‚ Friedman and Schwartz made a compelling argument that the Great Depression had been caused less by a failure of aggregate demand than by a sharp constriction

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    field of economics. Through critical analysis the theories of Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes will be explored. Smith contributions from division of labour and his ability to shift a mercantilist society to one of capitalism through his works in his “Wealth of nations report” will be critically analysed as to determine both their relevance to today and the influence that they have had. Similarly Keynes works in Keynesian economics and his theories that helped to develop the economy in its most prosperous

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