Corporate greed

Corporate greed refers to the excessive desire for profit by corporations, often at the expense of ethics, employees, consumers, and the environment. Driven by shareholder pressure and unchecked ambition, it leads to cost-cutting measures, exploitation, and the prioritization of short-term gains over long-term responsibility. From tax evasion to worker exploitation, corporate greed undermines public trust and widens economic inequality. It reflects a system where profit margins matter more than people, raising urgent questions about accountability and sustainable business practices.

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