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Meet Roosevelt Giles - a trailblazing leader with 35+ years of experience who has gained global recognition as a thought leader on Business Transformation the next wave, and Digital Strategy. He has managed domestic and global strategic and operationally complex operations. Giles has extensive omni-channel experience in Finance, Insurance, Global Manufacturing Supply Chains, Healthcare, and Technology.
In this episode, Roosevelt shares insights from his remarkable career, including founding Endpoint Ventures and shaping diverse, impactful boards. He highlights the transformative power of diversity, education, and employee wellness in driving corporate success. From his roots as a sharecropper to becoming a marathon runner, Roosevelt's story is one of resilience and purpose.
Don’t miss this inspiring dive into conscious leadership and creating lasting impact!
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Time Stamps00:00 Welcome to The Conscious Capitalists
00:13 Bangalore's Booming Business Scene
01:16 Introducing Roosevelt Giles
02:55 Roosevelt's Journey and Board Expertise
04:35 The Stakeholder Impact Foundation
06:20 Training Future Board Members
25:53 Diversity and Modern Board Dynamics
35:09 The Role of Board Members and Stakeholders
36:43 The Importance of Inclusivity and Innovation
37:23 Population Migration and Market Shifts
38:10 The Power of Index Funds and Activism
40:33 Personal Journey: From Sharecropping to Leadership
41:47 Lessons from a Sharecropper's Son
46:33 Building a Company with Employee Welfare
56:06 The Marathon Man: A Personal Challenge
01:02:00 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia explore the transformative power of regenerative business with Ben Mand, CEO of Guayaki - best known for Yerba Mate.
Drawing on his leadership experience at Guayaki, Harmless Harvest, and other mission-driven companies, Ben unpacks the shift from sustainability to regeneration, emphasizing how businesses can actively heal the planet while thriving.
From the critical importance of soil health and biodiversity to revolutionizing supply chains with resilient, smart agricultural practices, this conversation dives deep into the potential of regenerative agriculture to create a net-positive impact.
Packed with actionable insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about redefining business as a force for good.
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Time Stamps00:00 Introduction to the Conscious Capitalists
00:35 Meet Ben Mand: CEO of Guayaquil Yerba Mate
02:29 Understanding Yerba Mate
04:07 Ben's Journey to Regenerative Business
06:43 Challenges and Principles of Regenerative Practices
17:08 The Importance of Soil Health
20:34 Shifting Mindsets in Agriculture
29:56 Consumer Awareness and Market Signals
30:58 Bridging the Gap Between Intentions and Actions
32:29 The Role of Retailers in Promoting Sustainable Choices
34:16 Governance and Accountability in Business
34:53 Integrating Regenerative Principles in Business Operations
38:06 Balancing Impact and Financial Performance
41:02 Building Resilient and Transparent Supply Chains
48:36 The Importance of Regenerative Business Models
56:35 Real-Life Examples of Regenerative Practices
01:01:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Since 2008, Timothy Henry has played a pivotal role in reshaping how businesses view purpose and stakeholders.
Now transitioning into the role of CEO, Timothy unveils his ambitious vision for the movement’s future. He emphasizes the importance of a global "How-To Academy" to equip leaders with actionable tools, robust strategic partnerships to amplify their reach, and stronger chapters to localize and personalize the movement’s principles.
Through heartfelt storytelling and practical insights, this episode captures the essence of what conscious capitalism is all about: creating businesses that are not only profitable but also make the world a better place.
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Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:07 The Journey of Conscious Capitalism
01:46 Reflections on Progress and Challenges
03:02 The Impact of Conscious Capitalism
05:19 Leadership Transition: Timothy as CEO
05:56 Vision for the Future
09:23 Elevating Conscious Capitalism
22:34 Building the Conscious Capitalism Academy
24:51 Strategic Partnerships and Chapters
45:27 Call to Action and Conclusion -
We're so excited to have probably one of the most interesting guests, Dorie Clark, a renowned expert on personal branding, career reinvention, and thought leadership. She's also a sought after speaker, consultant, author of several best selling books, including Reinventing You, Standout, and The Long Game.
They delve into the concept of 'the long game mindset,' discussing its importance in today's fast-paced business environment. From the pressures of short-term thinking to achieving work-life balance and fostering an innovative company culture, Dorie also shares her journey from academia to becoming a thought leader, touching on her involvement with Broadway and the impact of AI on creativity.
Tune in to learn valuable insights on how to navigate your career and make a meaningful impact.
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Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest Dory Clark
02:30 Defining the Long Game Mindset
04:26 Challenges of Conscious Leadership
12:27 Dory Clark's Early Career and Education
16:57 The Importance of Purpose in the Workplace
20:05 Generational Perspectives on Work and Purpose
23:37 AI's Impact on the Workplace and Future Careers
26:38 Navigating the Future of Creativity with AI
27:27 The Cognitive Revolution and Thought Leadership
28:03 Advice on Thought Leadership and Conscious Capitalism
28:46 The Recognized Expert Formula
31:19 AI's Role in Thought Leadership
35:35 Evolutionary Biology and System Change
37:43 Reflections on the Political Landscape
40:49 AI's Impact on Healthcare and Longevity
43:13 Dory Clark's Journey into Musical Theater
45:30 The 20% Time Rule for Creative Growth
50:02 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude
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Check out an old episode from our vault with Charles Conn, who spoke at the CEO Summit (October 22-24) in Austin, Texas.
This week join the chairperson of Patagonia, Charles Conn, as we discuss the change in ownership at Patagonia- a company now responsible to the planet! Charles says “We (Patagonia) think companies should stand for something. And we're not afraid to say that we don't think companies should be neutral creators of profit that distribute that profit to shareholders”. Now the Board and executives at Patagonia need to ask explicitly, how is this good for the planet! Hear Charles talk about his views on the need for long-term thinking and how we need to look at the 'full cost' of the products we consume- what is the actual footprint of our consumption? As conscious consumers, we need to focus on owning fewer things but better things- Patagonia strives to make the best raincoat- and make it to last and be reused and recycled too!
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In this episode, we talk to Tracey Massey, former President of Mars Pet Food and current COO of NielsenIQ, about the power of purpose-driven leadership. Tracey shares her experience in aligning business strategy with a strong sense of purpose, revealing how this approach led to remarkable growth at Mars Pet Food. Now, she discusses her new role at NielsenIQ and explores the rise of conscious consumerism—where consumers prioritize ethical brands and sustainable practices in their purchasing decisions. Discover why purpose matters in today’s marketplace and how businesses can thrive by staying true to their values.
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Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction to Conscious Capitalism
00:52 Meet Tracy Massey: A Leader with Purpose
02:36 The Mars Pet Food Journey: Purpose in Action
06:12 Expanding Horizons: From Pet Food to Veterinary Care
08:34 Transition to Nielsen IQ: Data-Driven Leadership
12:04 Understanding Conscious Consumerism
14:36 The Rise of Conscious Consumerism
15:34 Packaging and Messaging: The Key to Consumer Trust
17:31 The Role of Data in Social Responsibility
20:54 Navigating Political and Consumer Expectations
21:39 Global Consumer Insights
22:34 Conscious Leadership Journey
25:46 Mars Leadership Development Program
30:08 Creating Psychological Safety
33:15 Empowering Women Leaders
40:20 Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
40:32 Closing Remarks and Future Events
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Check out an old episode from our vault with Pete Stravos, who will be speaking at the CEO Summit (October 22-24) in Austin, Texas. Click here to register and learn more about it.
Pete Stravos at KKR is leading the way in driving outstanding returns through a focus on employee ownership and building great cultures. Simple formula- challenging to implement! Drive engagement and align incentives for success--- make front line workers care about the outcome and give them life changing opportunities to build financial wealth. The opportunity is huge! Only 20% of employees are actively engaged at work, the average turnover rate in the US is 40 % per year, and the Treasury Department estimates 70% of American workers are financially illiterate. Into this world comes Stravos with a plan to address these ills and make great returns for his investors. As he says, hard core capitalist love this because of the returns- they don’t have to buy into the philosophy. But those that understand the benefits of doing business this way love it!
Peter summarizes, “We will exit 8-10 straight 3x deals, which I think in the history of private equity has never been done. I don't think any industry vertical at any firm ever will say, you know, 10, straight triples! And so I think it's going to be hard for people to say that this is hurting investors, that its’ doing anything other than driving great returns.
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Time Stamps00:00 Welcome to The Conscious Capitalists
00:36 Introducing Pete Stavros
01:44 The Importance of Employee Ownership
04:33 Challenges and Misconceptions
06:12 Personal Journey and Influences
09:14 Implementing Employee Ownership
13:25 Success Stories and Examples
21:48 Ownership Works Initiative
24:17 Documenting the Journey
28:23 Sponsor Message: 2024 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit
29:14 Balancing Long-Term Investments in Private Equity
30:31 Success Stories: Ingersoll Rand and Employee Engagement
32:04 The Importance of Purpose and Mission in Business
35:18 Due Diligence and Leadership in Private Equity
39:15 Employee Ownership and Its Impact
50:09 Challenges and Opportunities in Public Markets
52:03 Recruitment and Retention at KKR
56:40 Final Thoughts and Future Directions
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Have you ever considered the reality of what it means to be sustainable? Vincent Stanley of Patagonia has always had that as his main mission.
He discusses the company's journey, from innovative initiatives like the Footprint Chronicles to adopting organic cotton, and the impact of the mission statement 'We're in business to save our home planet.'
In this exclusive conversation, we touch on the importance of company culture, storytelling, and the need to integrate human and environmental values into business practice. Through examples and philosophical discussions, Vincent highlights the potential for businesses to create positive social and environmental change.
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Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction to Conscious Capitalism
00:40 Meet Vincent Stanley of Patagonia
02:02 Defining a Responsible Company
05:20 Challenges and Innovations in Sustainability
10:27 Patagonia's Commitment to Truth and Integrity
14:30 Influencing Other Companies
21:30 Patagonia's Mission and Ownership Changes
25:39 Balancing Business and Environmental Goals
29:47 The Role of Philosophy and Storytelling
37:34 Advice for Conscious Business Leaders
46:34 Engaging the Next Generation
56:31 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action -
Do you think about how AI is going to shape our future in business?
Victor Cho might have the answer! As a longtime member of the Conscious Capitalist community, he is a CEO/Advisor and Board Member (best known for his work with Emovid) with a deep passion for building online customers experiences that truly delight (Net Promoter 80+) and define markets.
Victor's philosophy of considering society as a crucial fourth stakeholder in business, alongside employees, customers, and shareholder is grounded in his emphasis on transperancy, empathy, diversity and integrity.
In this episode, he explains his operational framework for maximizing positive societal impacts, minimizing negative ones, and fostering transparency as well as the transformative potential of AI in business.
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Time Stamps00:00 Welcome to The Conscious Capitalists
00:23 Introducing Victor Cho
01:44 Victor's Journey to the Fourth Stakeholder Philosophy
04:05 Operationalizing Societal Impact
06:09 Frameworks for Positive Business Impact
14:15 The Role of Data and Collaboration
19:29 AI and Social Responsibility
22:42 AI's Impact on Business Models
23:16 Cost Reduction and Efficiency
24:15 Intelligence as a Service
25:20 AI in Asynchronous Video Communication
27:23 AI's Role in Conscious Capitalism
31:15 The Future of Work with AI
36:54 Leadership in the Age of AI
38:14 The Importance of Suppliers and Authenticity
42:03 Conclusion and Further Resources
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Have you ever thought about how you can solve the world's problems with your ideas? Dr. Jay Jakub believes that businesses can better position itself to solve the bigger problem; whether it be social, or environmental.
He recounts the origins of the Economics of Mutuality (EOM) from his time as Senior Director for External Research at Mars, Inc., and how he learned first-hand that businesses can shift from profit-centric models to purpose-driven practices that leverage social, human, and natural capitals.
Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of stakeholder vs. shareholder capitalism, the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) and the vital role of business schools in fostering a broader, purpose-driven curriculum to drive folks to embrace a more conscious approach to business.
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Time Stamps00:00 Merging Companies for Mutual Transformation
01:12 Meet Dr. Jay Jakub: A Leader in Economics of Mutuality
02:40 Understanding Economics of Mutuality
04:07 Core Elements of Economics of Mutuality
07:59 The Origins of Economics of Mutuality at Mars
10:50 Implementing Stakeholder Capitalism
18:55 Case Study: Novo Nordisk's Purpose Transformation
23:08 Mars' Application of Economics of Mutuality
26:29 Purpose-Driven Business Strategies
29:48 Healing Business Through Mutual Value Creation
32:12 Sponsor Message: 2024 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit
33:02 Personal Journeys and Faith
34:32 Transition from Government to Business
35:35 Advice for CEOs on Conscious Capitalism
38:10 Challenges of Short-Term Market Focus
43:04 Private Equity and Purpose-Driven Investments
46:16 Navigating ESG and Compliance
49:48 Stakeholder Orientation and Decision-Making
52:33 Business Education and Conscious Capitalism
01:02:29 Impact of AI on Economics of Mutuality
01:05:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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From Olympian to a backdoor entry into private equity, Ryan Heckman shares his story as a blue-collar PE executive aiming to elevate the industry. He began his career in private equity and, after nearly 20 years, transitioned to leading a successful startup. He later sold this business to a private equity firm.
Now, as a co-founder of the groundbreaking private equity firm Rallyday, Ryan describes how they began by identifying everything wrong with the private equity world and then developing innovative approaches to address these issues. At Rallyday, they focus on being business builders rather than just investors. They view founders as their core customers, providing them with the love and support they need to build thriving businesses for the long term.
Meet Ryan Heckman, a conscious leader who advocates for “Monster" leaders who are aggressively humble.
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Time Stamps
00:44 Introduction to the Conscious Capitalists
01:03 Meet Ryan Heckman: A Journey in Private Equity
03:02 From Athlete to Private Equity Executive
05:33 Building and Selling a Business
08:06 Founding Rally Day Partners
09:27 Innovations in Private Equity
15:46 Employee Ownership and Development
20:18 Challenges and Opportunities in Private Equity
25:15 Exiting Investments with Purpose
27:31 Preparing for the Sale: Early Work and Employee Retention
27:54 Ensuring Continuity of Purpose and Values Post-Sale
29:24 Sponsorship Announcement: 2024 Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit
30:14 Redefining Greatness: From Good to Great to Goodness
32:16 The Importance of Courage in Leadership
32:56 Lessons from an Olympic Athlete: Embracing Failure and Thriving
36:57 The Concept of Thriving in Business and Community
39:33 Stewardship and the Infinite Game
42:11 Monster Leaders and Aggressive Humility
47:08 Conscious Leadership and Community Development
52:54 Closing Remarks and Gratitude
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Profit is essential for business, but what happens when it comes at the expense of society?
Join us as we dive into this pressing issue with Chris Marquis, author of "The Profiteers: How Business Privatizes Profit and Socializes Costs." Marquis unpacks how companies often "socialize their costs" through harmful side effects and externalities, leaving society to pick up the tab.
We explore the dark side of corporate profit-making, with the opioid crisis and Purdue Pharma serving as prime examples of how businesses can hide their negative impacts. Imagine a car's exhaust pipe feeding directly into the passenger compartment—that's the stark reality of pollution externalities affecting everyone, not just the polluters.
But instead of pointing fingers, Marquis advocates for a transformation of our systems and markets. He emphasizes the need to evolve our practices to account for the true and total costs of doing business while preserving the best aspects of our market-based capitalist system.
Tune in to discover how current business models contribute to environmental degradation, plastic pollution, biodiversity loss, and extreme social inequality, and why these practices are unsustainable in the long run. With Chris Marquis, we explore innovative ways to capture conscious businesses' true costs and profits, ensuring that profit remains beneficial and ethical.
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Time Stamps
00:00 Introduction to Profiteering and Externalities
00:44 Welcome to the Conscious Capitalists Podcast
01:22 Introducing Special Guest: Chris Marcus
02:33 Critiquing Capitalism and Celebrating Its Potential
04:27 The Legacy of Jack Welch and Shareholder Capitalism
09:20 The Sociological Perspective on Business
24:09 The Role of Business Schools in System Change
33:31 The Urgency of Climate Action and Systemic Change
36:28 Exploring Chinese Business and Authoritarianism
42:08 Defining the Responsibility of Business
43:48 The Concept of Regenerative Business Models
48:38 Chris's Personal Journey and Pittsburgh's Transformation
50:37 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Creating an inspiring company selling blankets? You bet!
Bob Dalton, the CEO of Sackcloth and Ashes, embarked on a mission with a unique one-to-one business model: for every blanket sold, another is donated to a homeless shelter. His passion and creativity lead to innovative production methods, collaboration with Indigenous designers, and active engagement with grassroots movements across the country.
One of his innovations is rethinking packaging - using it to inspire local grassroots connections and pay it forward by reusing the blanket boxes to donate items to homeless shelters.
Inspiring and creative, Bob Dalton is an out-of-the-box entrepreneur. He will also be a speaker at The Conscious Capitalism CEO summit in October 2024.
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Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Personal Transformation
00:43 Welcome to the Conscious Capitalists
01:01 Introducing Bob Dalton and Sackcloth Ashes
02:08 The Inspiration Behind Sackcloth Ashes
04:14 Building the Business from Scratch
06:11 The Meaning Behind the Name
08:47 Impact and Redemption
10:17 Marketing and Growth Strategies
16:17 Empowering Local Communities
32:23 Leadership and Future Vision
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In this episode, we welcome John Mackey, the visionary co-founder of Whole Foods Market and co-author of Conscious Capitalism.
Hear the compelling story of the origins, challenges, and growth of Whole Foods from co-founder and long-time CEO John Mackey. From 1 store to over 500 stores, John shares important examples and practices of Conscious Capitalism in action at Whole Foods; from aligning values and value through compensation to the lessons learned from unionization efforts.
John shares his journey of awakening through the lens of business, discussing the principles of conscious leadership and the significance of servant leadership in his career. The conversation delves deep into the philosophies and practices that have defined John's career, exploring the broader implications of conscious capitalism in today's business world.
John also introduces his latest venture, Love.Life started with the sheer hunger to build a culture of prioritizing physical and mental well-being as well as personal growth and healing.
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that offers valuable insights into the transformative power of conscious business practices.
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Here the story of Freeman, a family-owned global provider of live event services, through the journey of a third-generation leader in the company. With a legacy of 97 years, Freeman integrates Conscious Capitalism into its business model achieving record results.
Carrie Freeman Parsons, the chair of Freemans, shares great examples of their commitment to stakeholder orientation and how they have embedded purpose and values into their culture and aligned it with their strategy and operating model. Carrie gives us an inside perspective on the challenges that Freeman faced due to the COVID pandemic and the company's record recovery to $2.1 billion which underscored the ingrained culture of integrity and empathy within the organization. Finally, Carrie shares her reflections on navigating leadership as a woman in a male-dominated industry, her advocacy for gender equality, and her work towards a more equitable society. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
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A good business model is the Ferrari engine—people are the fuel that makes it work!
14% CAGR for almost 25 years by caring, looking for goodness and saying thank you.
Hear practical examples of how Barry Wehmiller does it—and at the centre of it, leaders measuring success by the lives they have touched. This approach to leadership and culture that has worked in over a 100 acquisitions- across the globe- a better way of doing business!
Join us to hear the inspiring story of Bob Chapman CEO of Barry Wehmiller- WHAT they do is provide the industrial equipment and engineering solutions that help bring many of life’s daily necessities - toilet tissue and wet wipes, corrugated boxes, cans of soft drinks, bags of dog food, containers of yogurt, pharmaceuticals, envelopes and more - to people across the globe.
But that’s just what they do.
What truly defines them as a business is HOW they do it, and that’s by fostering a caring, trusting, nurturing organizational culture through which people feel safe to express their ideas and share their gifts and talents.
Using the power of business to build a better world.
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This interview cuts straight to the heart of self-compassion, revealing it as not just a personal virtue but a critical life skill as we have a profound dialogue with Kristin Neff, a pioneering figure in compassion research. Kristin shatters the notion that self-compassion is a luxury, framing it instead as a necessity for anyone striving to thrive in the throes of life's challenges. She presents compelling evidence from her studies, including one that revolutionizes our understanding of how self-compassion can significantly elevate athletic performance, challenging the stoic, grit-your-teeth dogma that pervades our culture. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
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A conversation with Sadhguru and John Mackey. Brought to you by Tec Sounds.
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The Private Equity industry is a lightly regulated industry with an increasingly mixed record on both financial returns and its impact on the quality of American jobs and businesses. How can it be shaped to be more of a force for good in Society and to avoid some of its worst tendencies and practices? Brendan Ballou, author of the book Plunder: Private Equity's Plan to Pillage America, offers an authoritative overview of the industry and a comprehensive approach to the reforms needed to shift the industry in a more positive societal impact—the nudges required to change the model not to eliminate it. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
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Join us for a frank discussion on ESG, climate investing, and the need for government policy through taxes and subsidies to push companies into doing the right thing for the climate crisis. As our guest Ken Pucker, former COO of Timberland, says, ESG has no impact on saving the planet. Ken talks about the challenges for all of us in understanding when and where real Capital is invested in impacting climate change. Ken argues that better accounting on externalities alone is not enough. We need to price externalities to drive real behaviour change. Hence, the role of government policy is to play a role with taxation and subsidies to reward good behaviour and punish bad. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
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