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Recap of part 1
00:00 to 06:23
Q: what is the source of the anti-corporation argument?
06:24 to 11:59
Corporate Social Responsibility, altruism and practicality
12:00 to 20:49
Q: Dealing with companies in an anti-profit environment
20:50 to 24:09
Q: What about companies standing up to bad government policies?
24:10 to 26:49
Q: Compensating management teams in this environment?
26:50 to 30:05
Q: Are corporations legitimately motivated by wealth maximization, or is there an analogy to an individual's central purpose which is not necessarily about wealth.
30:06 to 32:20
Q: To what extent are corporations digging their own graves by defending themselves as charitable
32:21 to 33:32
Q: why are these corporations capitulating to their enemies?
33:33 to 35:44
Q: what about anti-trust and competitors?
35:45 to 38:59
regulations and influencing management via politics
39:00 to 40:53
Separation of ownership and control in the corporation; Bearle and Means book "The Modern Corporation and Private Property"
corporate governance
40:54 to 48:39
Two fallacies about CEO management
48:40 to 01:03:04
Ideal Boards of Directors
01:03:05 to 01:06:59
American regulations and Boards of Directors
01:07:00 to 01:13:54
Mutual Funds and Hedge Funds and Boards of Directors
01:13:55 to 01:22:57
Q: What is a good principle to have while arguing for capitalism?
01:22:58 to 01:26:47
Q: What about a duty to stand on self-interest as a principle?
01:26:48 to 01:27:59
Q: What could/should a good business do to be principled?
01:28:00 to N/A