A recent New York Times article Michael Strong, founder of innovative charter schools, and John Mackey, C.E.O. of Whole Foods, discuss how they combine their belief on the markets with their need to do good “because we shared a commitment to markets, on the one hand, and doing good, on the other. We found that our friends who were market advocates tended to ridicule our commitment to doing good, whereas our friends who were committed to doing good tended to be confused about the positive potential of markets.”
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