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T1  - A fundamentally subversive doctrine : a look at the "social responsibility of business" 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/12050 
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A1  - Virta, Ari 
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Y1  - 2007 
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AB  - The research topic of this thesis is late Milton Friedman's (1912-2006) controversial claim that if corporate officials accept a social responsibility other than to make as much money for their stockholders as possible, they yield to a fundamentally subversive doctrine that amounts to preaching pure and unadulterated socialism and undermining the basis of the free society. Logically this claim means that capitalism is a necessary condition for the existence of the free society.       The aim of ... 
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KW  - Friedman, Milton; ethics; social responsibility; corporate social responsibility; capitalism; liberalism; happiness; liberty; values -- ethics; wealth; Social and Moral Philosophy; Käytännöllinen filosofia; Praktisk filosofi 
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