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Families are the true eco-warriors, institutions are just ticking boxes

Fifty years ago, US economist Milton Friedman argued: “The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits.”  

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One response to “Families are the true eco-warriors, institutions are just ticking boxes”

  1. The emerging voice of the rising generations in so many families is leading family enterprise to be a leading voice for social responsibility. Nice examples of an important and inspirational trend.

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