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Managing Wealth and Assets in Today's Market
Adam Smith's Theory of Society
Selling or Buying a Company in Today's Economy
Stakeholder Capitalism and Commerce in a Free Society

A Free Publication from Hillsdale College

Stakeholder capitalism, while marketed as a noble endeavor, harbors significant risks that cannot be ignored. By prioritizing the demands of diverse stakeholders over the core mission of creating shareholder value, businesses risk diluting accountability, hindering efficiency, and compromising long-term sustainability. Our free pamphlet exposes the realities of stakeholder capitalism, offering critical insights and real-world examples of its adverse effects. Arm yourself with knowledge to navigate this treacherous terrain. Request your complimentary copy today.

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Dr. Charles Steele


CHARLES N. STEELE
DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR COMMERCE & FREEDOM

Charles Steele has taught economics at the graduate and undergraduate levels in China, Russia, Ukraine, and the United States, and has also worked in private consulting. At Hillsdale College, he teaches a variety of upper division economics courses, among them a two-semester sequence in History of Economic Thought, Environmental and Resource Economics, Mathematical Economics, and Austrian Economics II. His research interests include environmental and resource economics, economics of space development, and economics of institutions and institutional change. Outside of economics, his interests include trail running and running ultramarathons, mountaineering, and other outdoor activities.

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DAVID DANFORD
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

David Danford served for over 15 years in the U.S. military and, along the way, was blessed to attend Hillsdale College for graduate school. David and his wife fell in love with the place and the College, and wanted to return and raise their family and help Hillsdale in any way they could. David now works to build up Hillsdale’s network in the world of business and industry to advance the mission of the College.