Democracy Story
#7 - Corporations and Democracy
The primary source of big money in First World countries is the control of consolidated and potentially immortal artificial entities -- corporations.
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(2013) - In his Wealth and Poverty class at U.C.- Berkeley, former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich discusses the grave economic and social consequences that may result if the gap between rich and poor continues to widen.
The primary source of big money in First World countries is the control of consolidated and potentially immortal artificial entities -- corporations.
An overview of our work toward a system in which citizens’ voices in government are not dependent upon their financial resources
Great disparity in the wealth of citizens has been a problem for the conduct of democracy since ancient Athens. At the outset of the American experiment in democracy only wealthy males over 21 could vote.
