Corporate
Oct. 29, 2001
The Face of Corporate Patriotism
America is witnessing patriotism to a degree that few people younger than 60 can remember. And American corporations are exhibiting their own loyalties. Not surprisingly, for most of them the loyalty is to their own profitability and the bottom line.
By Lawrence E. Mitchell and Peter Raven-Hansen
America is witnessing patriotism to a degree that few people younger than 60 can remember. And American corporations are exhibiting their own loyalties. Not surprisingly, for most of them the loyalty is to their own profitability and the bottom line.
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America is witnessing patriotism to a degree that few people younger than 60 can remember. And American corporations are exhibiting their own loyalties. Not surprisingly, for most of them the loyalty is to their own profitability and the bottom line.
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