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Oct 2012
Fortune
What Business Should Do to Restore U.S. Competitiveness
By:
Michael E. Porter
and
Jan W. Rivkin
Business leaders should not simply accept the business environment as a given, set by government. They can—and should—enhance the commons in ways that boost their own long-run profits.
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