Corporations

Corporations

The Corporation is a term used on a group of people joined in a common purpose to hold property, make contracts, and share profits according to the terms of a formal agreement or contract (charter) recognised by the state. The Corporation is capitalism instrument for money-making; golden rule is to minimise cost in all levels of production, transportation, and maximise profits in sales by advertising and mythmaking. It’s a fantastic tool for progress, innovation, and economic growth, nevertheless, destroying far more than it creates because it also creates greed, by far kills more people on the planet than any war and hunger altogether.

Increased number of global corporations

In 1990 there were less than 32000 multinational corporations; however, because of globalisation the numbers have more than double in less than 30 years. Today there are more than 64000 multinational corporations. Corporations have become far more powerful than most nations, NGO’s, environmental and international organisations, more than 50% of the largest 100 economies today are corporations, they move people, revenue-stream and adapt to local cultures and laws like chameleons beyond any one government’s control.

Borderless and without nationality

Regardless of nationality, borders or local laws most of these corporations use layers, PR companies, advertising, lobbying on members of Congress finding ways to manipulate the systems only to benefit economically for their shareholders and owners. They do not care about local culture, people, contractors or the ecological footprint they leave behind. As soon as the cost of production becomes slightly higher, they move their business elsewhere. Short term corporate behaviour is a major problem in the last two decades and increasing.

Do we have a story crisis? A series of posts published

• Do we have a story crisis? Part One The Corporations
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Two The Monetary Issues
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Three The Final Warning For Humanity
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Four Population Control
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Five Big Pharma and Healthcare
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Six Big Pharma and Healthcare continue
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Seven War On Drugs and Big Pharma connection
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Eight The Environmental condition it is just a symptom
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Nine Ministry of Propaganda and non-governmental institutions
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Ten Big Oil, Wars and Nuclear Energy
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Eleven Globalisation, Capitalism and Armed Conflicts
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Twelve Epigenetics Science is it the saviour for human survival?
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Thirteen Big Banking and monetary measurement of human well-being
• Do we have a story crisis? Part Fourteen The brave new world without monetary measurement