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In 2-3 pages, please do an analysis of the Unilever and MTN cases from Everybody's Business using the principles of Nozick (which is Libertarianism) and the principles in Natural Capitalism. All of these texts have a positive view on how business, in particular big business can improve the developing world. This is in some degree of contrast with our principles from last week and they will be in direct contrast with what we will be studying next week. This assignment is a lesson in seeing the world from different perspectives.
You will do a concise introduction and conclusion. For the body of the text, please be sure that you do not summarize the Unilever and MTN cases for me in 2 pages. I have read them. What I would like is analysis. Where would Nozick see his principles in action? Hawken uses many examples as well in his claims of Natural Capitalism, would his case and Miller's case have commonality and is there a principle in this? How?
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Running head: LIBERTARIANISM AND NATURAL CAPITALISM PRINCIPLES
Libertarianism and Natural Capitalism Principles
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LIBERTARIANISM AND NATURAL CAPITALISM PRINCIPLES
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Introduction
Libertarianism involves a wide spectrum of philosophies which are political, and which
share the overall priority of the minimal government together with optimum individual liberty
which is possible. This principle gives priority to various freedoms; freedom of speech, the
freedom for people to assemble, bearing arms freedom, press freedom, ownership freedom, the
freedom of worship (religion) and the economic freedom. Libertarianism opposes the
dictatorship virtues of communism and socialism as it majors in promoting private charity and
personal responsibility (Otsuka, 2003). This is as opposed to the state provision of welfare
services. On the other hand, natural capitalism is defined as a system which has four principles
with overlapping interests of the environment and business, and the business is capable satisfying
their customers’ needs, increasing profits and in return ...
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