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He attached article discusses issues of corporate governance and business ethics. It has been 15 years since I first heard the author, John Bogle, speak and I have continued to update myself on his ideas. Agree or disagree with him but I would be surprised if you do not find it worthy of attention. Please read the attached article, drawn from Mr. bogle's lectures on business ethics at the Columbia University School of Business in 2009. Is Mr. Bogle correct in identifying the root of our most recent economic crisis
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