Democratic
Capitalism, The Way to a World of Peace and Plenty
This is what Carol Loomis, a senior Fortune writer called derivatives in an article. Her friend Warren Buffett called them time bombs both for the parties that deal them and for the effect on the economy. We should have listened.
Ray CareyRay Carey learned through managing companies for 33 years how to change the work culture to provide employees with their best opportunities to develop and contribute. This experience began as a 28 year old plant manager and later president of an electric motor company, and concluded with eighteen years as president , chairman, and CEO of ADT, Inc.
See Carey's autobiography of his work career in chapter two of his first book,
Democratic Capitalism, The Way to a World of Peace and Plenty.
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