Harvard's Michael Porter is interviewed by McGill's Karl Moore

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[ExplainingTheFuture]

Interesting video. I totally agree that CSR is all about marketing and image and misses the fundemental point. But more broadly, why do companies have to grow? Why do we have to create value for shareholders? What is the reason businesses have to rape the planet and the future to bloat their egos and pockets? "Shared value" may be all very well in some instances. However, there **is** a trade-off between economic growth and protecting the rights of those in the developing world and the future.