The Rise of Multinational Corporations

(Marin)

Corporations are all around us, every were we go, we see all kind of publicity on brands that control our living; these corporations dominate the world not only because we depend on these companies but in a world where capitalism is the leader, we are defenseless against consuming, we see them all around the world, we share all this together.

(Marin)

We live in a world where we don’t control not even half of our life, we don’t even know how the system works or what are his purpose is, we have an idea of they do thanks to people like Michael Moore, who gives as an opinion with facts that we are being lied to and that the system controls us.  But even if we know, how we can stop it, we are dealing with people we don’t even know what they do or people who are so high level society we cant even reach.   

But in a way, we chose and enjoy this life; almost every one in this world has desires of having a nice House, a fancy car, travel, eating good food, buying cloths, shoes, all types of accessories, etc… and the most logical way of having all these things mentioned, is by living in a Capitalism way, where the multinational corporation dominate the world and us. (Gupta)

(Chung, 2010)

Let us just dream for a world where rich people don’t take money away from the people and mostly poor society, where everyone has and owns what they want by working and studding hard for it, where you cant find some one who is dying from not eating or a illness that can be controlled, where the markets are stabled and gives us security, but mainly a world in peace.   (Jones, 1993)

(Moore, 2009)

As a legal organizational model, how does the rise of corporations influence the aspects of culture in pursuing profit?

The rise of corporation influence people a lot, it is a motivation for people to become rich, work for one of these corporations, or have what they have to offer.  We have seen a change trough the years of how unstoppable the world is right now, and corporations are a main fact of this world changing; they have implemented a way of life most people dream, making it a capitalism world, a consuming world, and obviously no one wants to lose money or be unsuccessful mainly because there is so much competition that you 
have to keep up.  

(THE CORPORATION [1/23] What is a Corporation?, 2007)

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THE CORPORATION [1/23] What is a Corporation? (22 de January de 2007). Obtenido de http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&feature=related