OPINION LETTERS

摘要

Frank Jackson and Peggy Conroy point out that war is a profitable business, if not the most profitable business (25 July, p 26). The "military-congressional-industrial-complex" and the multinational banks that were arguably one of the driving forces behind the current financial meltdown, along with all corporate bodies in the western world, share one major flaw. Their directors are legally obliged to put the interests of shareholders above everything else.