Alongside state regulation of enterprises (so-called public regulation), enterprises are seen to regulate one another ("private regulation") and even to regulate themselves through internal management arrangements ("self-regulation") [ 8].
Many economists argue that the main culprit is the heavily indebted state, which takes nearly 40% of GDP in taxes, keeps interest rates high and imposes burdensome and capricious regulation on enterprise.
Unless it is checked either by CSR or (as Mr Bakan would prefer, if only as a first step) by double-strength government regulation, private enterprise makes losers of everyone but itself.Private profit, public interestThe perceived tension between private profit and public interest pervades the CSR literature.
These systems substitute a market for regulation; an enterprise's carbon emissions are measured against a specific amount, the cap.
We conclude that, in the absence of effective governmental activity and regulation, social enterprise wholesaling can improve access to good quality essential medicines.
In October 2000, the Times narrowly endorsed the presidential candidacy of Bush for his "civility", "integrity", and understanding of "the dynamics of taxes, regulations and enterprise that form a successful business".
These reforms to markets, regulation, trade and enterprise bargaining freed up the Australian economy.
This matter shows the ridiculousness of the Republican position that government regulation of private enterprise is unnecessary (and somehow immoral).
He has argued for less government regulation of private enterprise, and has said he would repeal new regulations on financial companies.
Munn v. Illinois, one of the Granger cases (see Granger movement), was a watershed in the struggle for public regulation of private enterprise.
