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April 26, 2020April 26, 2021economics, environment, Spring 2020, stock market

Environmental Cost of Corporate Profits

By: Jett Jenkins As discussed in Robert B. Reich’s (2007) book Supercapitalism, much of our current economic behavior is geared towards obtaining short-term profits and growth, which had led to increased use of “cheap labor” in countries like China. Although this continuous exploitation of foreign labor has led to high profit margins and thus high returns […]

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