By: Finn Jackson
I agree that sustainable growth is not possible within the existing paradigm. However, it is possible, if we take a different approach, and arrange our businesses and economies like this:...
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Forgive me for keeping it simple and eschewing terms like “operational profit”, but………………… A bottling company in the near future might make a bottle for 90p and sell it for 100p. 10p growth. Then...
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Hi Warren, thanks for reading, and for the comment. I don’t disagree with the nice idea of operational profit or margin, but that seems to me to be (in the cliched expression) about “doing things...
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Hi Chris, It’s those greater levels of economic activity that drag people out of real poverty though – if Tesco can convince you to spend a few quid on something you don’t “need”, their corporate taxes...
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While acknowledging that you are making a general, not a specific, point, I think it's a lot more complex than whether or not a single consumer purchase (even a dumb one) drags anybody out of poverty....
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In my very humble opinion, even the unintended consequences of globalised free market capitalism are usually more benign than the primary actions of almost every large-scale poverty alleviation...
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