· Based on what you read in
the first two pages (pages 3 and 4), why are virtue and integrity so vital to
an economy?
- Without virtue and integrity, people become selfish. According to Europeans, American executives are selfish and greedy. Where has virtue and integrity gone? Have we all really gotten so selfish to the point where we aren’t grateful for what we have? People tend to not trust CEO’s, and why is that? Is it because of greed? If integrity and virtue goes down, then the economy goes with it.
- Without virtue and integrity, people become selfish. According to Europeans, American executives are selfish and greedy. Where has virtue and integrity gone? Have we all really gotten so selfish to the point where we aren’t grateful for what we have? People tend to not trust CEO’s, and why is that? Is it because of greed? If integrity and virtue goes down, then the economy goes with it.
· According to Charles
Handy, what is the “real justification” for the existence of businesses?
- For a business, their goal is to not only make a profit to live off of, but to comfortably live. The sad part, is that investors don’t care.
- For a business, their goal is to not only make a profit to live off of, but to comfortably live. The sad part, is that investors don’t care.
· What are two solutions
proposed by Handy that you agree with? Why?
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