CORPORATE WELFARE CAPITALISM. Organization Definition Thesis Henry Ford George Eastman Conclusion.

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CORPORATE WELFARE CAPITALISM

Organization Definition Thesis Henry Ford George Eastman Conclusion

What is corporate welfare capitalism?

Thesis While Henry Ford structured his corporate welfare programs to fix labor problems such as the threat of employees joining unions and a mainly immigrant workforce, George Eastman did not face these problems and thus focused his corporate welfare programs on keeping his workers happy and on helping the city of Rochester, NY.

Henry Ford Immigrant workforce Unions Five Dollar Day Sociology Department

George Eastman Rochester, NY Population Wage Dividend Helping Rochester

Conclusion Reactive vs. Proactive Approach

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