Proposals Changes in Business Organization and Practice

The American people are in favor of continuing the system of private enterprise. They wish to preserve the freedom, the decentralization of decision-making, the flexibility, the incentives, the initiative, and the opportunity which this system provides. And they wish to reduce governmental regulatio...

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Published inSocial Responsibilities of the Businessman p. 151
Main Author Bowen, Howard R
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States University of Iowa Press 01.12.2013
Subjects
Applied philosophy
Boards of directors
Business
Business administration
Business economics
Business management
Business structures
Businesspeople
Corporate boards
Corporate governance
Corporations
Economic disciplines
Economics
Employment
Human resources
Human resources development
Labor economics
Management decisions
Management development
Management education
Occupations
Philosophy
Social philosophy
Social responsibility
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Summary:The American people are in favor of continuing the system of private enterprise. They wish to preserve the freedom, the decentralization of decision-making, the flexibility, the incentives, the initiative, and the opportunity which this system provides. And they wish to reduce governmental regulation of business to the practicable minimum. On the other hand, and perhaps more urgently, they hope to avoid the instability, the insecurity, the injustice, and the social inefficiencies inherent in a system of unregulated and irresponsible private enterprise. Their aim is to evolve forms of social control under which business will remain essentially free and yet will
ISBN:1609381963
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