The Prices Are Right
Progressive pricing may be a helpful tool in addressing inequality.
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Hazard Pay Can’t Be Left to the Market
Consumers themselves must ultimately shoulder the responsibility of funding hazard pay.
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COVID Highlights Shortfall of Corporate Charity
Big business relief efforts are minuscule relative to income.
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How Clean Is Your Electricity?
Treatment of electricity muddles measurement of carbon intensity.
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What Do We Want From Oil & Gas Companies?
Recognition that policy inaction may hasten their own extinction.
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Are ESG Funds Compelling?
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Circular Economy of Plastics Gets Real
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Dear Greta, Go After the CEOs
Forget the politicians, big business is the real impediment to climate action.
October 4, 2019
Co-determination Time?
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren may be too conservative for German business.
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The Five Levels of Corporate Charity
All corporate charity dollars are not created equal. The who and why matter.
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Inequality and Corporate Lobbying
The effects of corporate lobbying contribute to growing inequality.
June 6, 2019
The World Wants Four Things
The UN Sustainable Development Goals boil down to four things the world wants.
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The Social Cost of Capitalism
A new tool is needed to measure the human toll of business.
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Investing and the Social Cost of Carbon
The cost of climate change is higher than you think.
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