What is the stakeholder theory ? by R. Edward Freeman | ESSEC Classes

On the occasion of the IIES annual conference, the ESSEC Chair for Social entrepreneurship, along with the Center for Capitalist, Globalization and Governance were pleased to invite R. Edward Freeman, University Professor at the Darden School of Business; Elis and Signe Olsson Professor of Business Administration and foremost expert on issues related to stakeholder engagement and corporate ethics.
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[@MAFANcrew]

Problem is the economic system that drives society... However, there should be a way to find equal value for all stakeholders! This is inspiring!!! Thanks for your academic work professor

[@Nirsterkur]

Thank you Prof. Freeman.

[@amita8203]

a business that fits in humans....great idea Profesor Freeman.

[@crazydave1990ify]

So here's my question. We currently have organizations underpaying their employees and evading taxes within the respective countries which they operate. Apple. Google. Microsoft. Amazon to name but a few of the "big players". Why would they, back an idea such as this? When they don't even contribute their "fair share" today, under the current system?

[@agarthastudio6005]

What do you think now that these companies are behind pushing this system, using Covid 19 as an excuse? It appears to be the creation of an openly corporate government, which dictates & monitors every aspect of life & censors any opposition...

[@lrodger2486]

@@agarthastudio6005 thank god someone in the comments who can see through this charade.

[@erwinz5926]

acutally: putin gives the reason. he just sits beside the ceo on the table and hands over the new contract. its that simple. sometimes. :)

[@valquirianovo5613]

The Best Business teacher🤓🇧🇷

[@ciivangi]

VERY WELL EXPLAINED SIR

[@melodykuziwajombe660]

Well explained

[@inamkhan9809]

great narration

[@farachazineb390]

good explanation

[@balwantgusain7904]

Nice explanation.

[@oneluv4musiq]

Ya wa jirrah

[@mrj6967]

its going yo have a big impact on my thesis

[@anatolequestel1621]

ours also :D

[@gabrielefaulse6607]

Finally something is changing

[@lrodger2486]

Yes for the worst.....

[@straussv0.243]

@@lrodger2486 Yes for the worst but in the other hand we will be wiser about how business can actually maintain. For decades we have just been looking to money and theorical design for remain business, bussiness isn't about only matemathical skills or not only a science...

[@sodalitia]

WHO is a stakeholder and WHO decides what stakes he holds? Instead of beating around the bush about values balblablablaba, new story balbalblablbla, community blbalblbalblabalbla, tell us two things: WHO controls the money supply and WHO influences state policies in your brave new world?

[@friadoonhemmat2963]

Years ago and I knew now? 😑

[@myessyallyahamericus8405]

I own all mineral rights in america now. You didnt have the rights to say no to me when I'm dead and expect me to care about anything you got

[@uchihasurvival]

Well, to be sincerely honest with all of this, the last time we had a man with white beard explain to us an economy that fits humanity, it didn't go as planned...

[@charlesgibbins]

This is like a stoned rant from an 18 year old

[@TheGreatGadfly]

He is literally still sitting in the same seat as freshman year of college.

[@anthonyrocha8075]

It does not help he looks like Karl Marx

[@john-lucadevries1763]

Or maybe it does...

[@TheGreatGadfly]

Still sitting in his college seat repeating tasing points.

[@DegenerateSpeculator]

EXACTLY 🤣

[@I-am-Grace336]

First thing I said!!😂😂

[@michielp1392]

Just lower the taxes for the people and let the big companies carry the weight. Problem solved. Do they really care about people? Really? Goverments do right?

[@TheGreatGadfly]

I agree, but my concern is the price of goods increasing to assist offsetting the taxes.

[@glennrandolph3576]

No company ever pays any tax. Their customers do. Raising their taxes will only raise the price of their goods to offset that cost. And chances are it will not be proportional either. They will more than likely raise the price higher than the minimum necessary to cover the increased tax burden.

[@user-ry2qs7xf9k]

*more profit,there is nothing new about this.*

[@Noksivs]

Sounds like Marxism...

[@oneluv4musiq]

I’m holding Aunty, III don’t like it