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December 16, 2022
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About "System Error" (2021):
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Into the second component of their "An Agenda":
"The second component is giving greater voice in
companies to those who are likely to be hurt by
technological change. Many corporations continue
to be governed by the idea of maximizing
shareholder returns, but there are alternatives
to consider. A host of legislative proposals
motivated by a vision of 'stakeholder
capitalism' (rather than shareholder capitalism) I note that ideas
represents a meaningful next step to redefining for worker co-ops
corporate responsibility, giving workers greater and collective
power on corporate boards and reducing the management typically
incentives for company directors to privilege (though not always)
short-term profits over long-term returns." run into burn-out
issues-- people
get tired of the
incessant meetings
and politicing and
Is worker representation long for a little
presumed to be more far- local fascism to
sighted? Sometimes it simply their lives.
might be, though that's
not a given. Unions are
commonly accused of
resisting new technologies
that might improve
efficiency when they're
percieved as a threat to
existing jobs.
"These proposals go beyond simple expressions
of CEOs' commitment to a broader group of
stakeholders; they include concrete legislative
mandates, for example, the creation of a new
federal charter for companies that would
require them to consider the interests of all
stakeholders; or a requirement that employees
directly elect 40 percent of the governing
boards of large corporations; or the placing of
significant restrictions on the ability of Preventing management
directors and officers to sell shares of a from treating a
company they recieve as equity, in an effort to start-up as a stock
diminish the unhealthy focus on short-term scam sounds like a
shareholder returns. Elizabeth Warren's great, eminently
Accountable Capitalism Act, introduced in 2017, doable move.
provides just one example of the form this
might take, and broader coalitions are forming
around new proposals for corporate governance
reform."
You have to wonder about these
non-specific, unreferenced claims.
Broader coalitions? Who, exactly?
Have they gotten anywhere in the
last few years?
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