Business Ethics

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The book explores the failure of traditional safeguards for minority shareholders, highlighting their vulnerability to the whims of majority shareholders and corporations. It critiques the ineffectiveness of legal and regulatory bodies, while presenting new solutions developed in the Ethics of 2000. These include the use of the Internet, increased transparency, activist associations, and ethical funds that empower minority shareholders. By understanding their rights and options, shareholders can avoid drastic measures and seek more ethical investment opportunities.