The opposite was true for corporations.
But that would be equally true for corporations.
Are you finding the same to be true within corporations?A.
The same should hold true for corporations accused of such offenses abroad, provided they have contact with this country, say, by selling products here.
If anything, the opposite may be true, and corporations have caught on to the fact that the best and the brightest are often not to be found gracing the halls of university ivory towers.
And while it is true that corporations can now give money for specific purposes that were prohibited before, it seems they aren't, or at least not at a level that accounts for anything like the sudden influx of money into the system.
It's true that corporations aren't democracies.
This is even more true for corporations and governments that constantly look for ways to save the most money.
But it's also true that corporations have been relying much more on this process in recent years.
It's a dream come true for corporations that have pushed for 30 years to turn America's middle class into a demoralized, low-wage and submissive workforce.
This is particularly true as Japanese corporations need more graduates capable of helping them globalize, and as the universities themselves look to draw more students as the Japanese population ages.
