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applegrove

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14. The economist magazine had an article about business school and how in the 1990s they

Reply to ProfessorPlum (Original post)

Thu Jan 5, 2012, 11:31 PM

Jan 2012

started to teach students that their competition was not just their competition. It was also their customers, government, etc. So corporations are at war with everyone. They sell bad mortgages and blame people, when banks used to have a role in making sure mortgages made sense. Then they blame the customers. Just sick.

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The 1% has their way with Hollywood's "Water for Elephants" [View all] ProfessorPlum Jan 2012 OP

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