Who Can Really Take on Short-Termism?

Who Can Really Take on Short-Termism?

It's almost an article of faith: The world would be a better place if businesses stopped thinking so much about short-term results and focused more on the long-term. In 2011, Dominic Barton wrote an HBR article calling on business leaders to reform the capitalist system by fighting the tyranny...

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