Some claim that the cure—stopping the harmful behavior—is worse than the disease...
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Among the factors that bear scrutiny are those that appear to undermine objectivity and honesty, amplify self-serving biases, reduce empathy, diminish perceived risk, or weaken a sense of responsibility. Financial self-interest is obviously one bias-creating and denial-promoting factor, but it is by no means the only one. In addition to being tightly focused on profit, corporations are by their nature competitive, hierarchical, and often powerful. They let individuals act with relative anonymity and limited liability. By operating through global markets and often at the cutting edge of new technology, corporations can cause inadvertent, distant, and widely dispersed harms to unknown parties and do so through highly divided labor, management, and ownership. And corporations are steeped in a justifying market ideology that limits responsibility for social impacts.
Freese, Barbara
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