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When Hanson refers to the corporate responsibility as a “systemic one,” he tries to explain how CEO’s try to fulfill their own personal desires, yet are also worried about the company stocks tumbling. If they fall short at the end of the year of their earnings, they fear losing out. But as Hanson says there is an “infectious greed” that is in place. CEO’s just cannot help but fall prey into their surroundings. Although the sentencing of the present CEO’s who have been caught is a step in the right direction, Hanson believes that more can and should be done. Moreover, Hanson explains that CEO’s think they deserve their supposed “lottery winnings.” They feel they are entitled to all they can get in their salary package.
Approximate Word count = 503 Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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