Healthcare: Can it continue to grow without undermining fiscal stability?
Healthcare is needed and continues to grow, but at what cost to fiscal stability? Yuki Murakami, OECD, explores its long-term sustainability.
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A Frenchman in Japan: Life, entrepreneurship and Japanese culture
Marc-Alexandre Cartiant pursued a dream to live and work in Japan. He explores setting up a business in the land of the rising sun.
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Brazil: A focus on political and economic crisis
Profs. Cláudio Gonçalves Couto and Fernando Luiz Abrucio, FGV-EAESP, explore the what, how, and why of Brazil’s economic and political crisis.
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Business and Government
Government policies affect corporate governance and business. What are the benefits and shortcomings if the state plays a role?
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Sanpou-Yoshi: A gift from ancient Japanese merchants
Companies around the world face new challenges beyond simply producing profit. The ancient Japanese concept of Sanpou-Yoshi might help.
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Healthcare is an asset – not a liability
How can governments be convinced that healthcare systems are priceless assets for business and the common good?
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Sustainability Reporting at a Glance
Prof. Charles Cho provides an at-a-glance exec summary of the essential factors behind corporate sustainability reporting.
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Hypocrisy and Facades: How sustainability reports can be good for people, planet, and profit
Prof. Charles Cho explores corporate sustainability reports and when corporate hypocrisy and facades can be made to burn a brighter light.
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Can We Trust Corporate Sustainability Reporting?
Prof. Charles Cho looks into company hypocrisy and facades around the question of whether we can trust corporate sustainability reporting.
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Journey into Tokyo
Council on Business & Society follower and entrepreneur in Japan, Marc-Alexandre Cartiant shares a video of journeying to Tokyo.
