It's funny because corporate finance is one of the most orthodox Marxist areas of modern life. It's literally all about how employees are/need to be a "value add", how Capital spending needs to deliver a certain rate of profit to make investors happy (not just "make money" like a lot of naive free-market lovers think).
It's funny because corporate finance is one of the most orthodox Marxist areas of modern life. It's literally all about how employees are/need to be a "value add", how Capital spending needs to deliver a certain rate of profit to make investors happy (not just "make money" like a lot of naive free-market lovers think).