Fair shares

Article Abstract:

Sophie L'Helias has had great success in persuading French corporate managers that it is to their benefit to work with their shareholders. While other shareholders sue to gain rights, she first speaks with managers in private and then speaks out at shareholder meetings.

France, Column, Stockholders, Influence, Investor relations, Stock rights, Stockholders' preemptive rights, L'Helias, Sophie

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Not fair

Article Abstract:

Indonesia has a reputation for gross inequality of income distribution, though statistics indicate the problem is not as bad as perceived. Still a poor education system contributes to the inequity and keeps Indonesia lagging behind some of its Asian neighbors.

Economic aspects, Education and state, Education policy, Economic development, Indonesia, Rural development, Social conflict, Income distribution

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How do you mean, "fair?" (fairness in business)

Article Abstract:

A Cornell University study on economic behaviour seems to support the theory that decisions are made almost solely on the basis of self interest, but by acting only in self interest the person will ultimately defeat his own purpose.

Research, Economic research, Business ethics, Individualism, Self-interest, Self interest

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