Don’t Be Fooled. Corporate Ecosystems Are Filled with Predators and Parasites – Evonomics

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David Sloan Wilson and Lynn Stout A bedrock assumption of economics is that firms become well adapted by competing against each other. If so, then consider a study that I reported upon earlier, which monitored the survival of 136 firms starting from the time they initiated their public offering on the US Stock Market. Five years later, the survivors—by a wide margin—were the firms that did best by their employees. If only the fittest firms survive, then doing well by employees would have become.  show all text

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