As the recent proposed sale of Hershey Foods shows, any action a company takes that affects the well-being of its employees and community, among other stakeholders, should be made by a board interested in more than the bottom line. Wharton marketing professor Scott Armstrong urges boards of directors to be democratic and more representative of stakeholder interests. The result, he says, would be fairer and more efficient business decisions.
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