The Golden Passport
Harvard Business School, the Limits of Capitalism, and the Moral Failure of the MBA Elite
by:
Duff McDonald
in:
Economics
Summary:
The book critically examines the influence of Harvard Business School on the world of business and its role in shaping the values and decisions of its graduates, who often ascend to powerful corporate positions. It argues that the school has contributed to a corporate culture focused on profit maximization at the expense of ethical considerations and societal well-being.
Key points:
1. HBS's Impact: HBS significantly influences the business world, with its alumni network holding power in many industries. However, the school's influence also means it shares responsibility for its graduates' actions and ethics.
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