According to Carnegie, what would be the benefits of having a corporation owned by its workers? Why does Carnegie think that a corporation owned by its workers is unlikely to succeed?

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Maxwell Marquez

15 July, 01:43

According to Carnegie, what would be the benefits of having a corporation owned by its workers? Why does Carnegie think that a corporation owned by its workers is unlikely to succeed?

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Conrad Buchanan · Answer 1

All the profit will be taken by the workers itself.

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The main benefits of having a corporation owned by its workers is that the worker can better their financial condition and all the benefits will be taken by the workers. Carnegie think that a corporation owned by its workers is unlikely to succeed because these workers focus on the benefits of themselves rather than profit of the corporation so the thinking of Carnegie is right.