The global community must ask whether it is just and prudent to risk the development of drug-resistant strains of the virus, especially given current conditions that could make drugs less likely to be effective on those who are currently suffering from HIV/AIDS.
Only 12 percent of Americans wanted to see Microsoft broken up. When the poll is constrained to include only computer users, support for Microsoft increases. In other words, it was not the public that inspired the push to break up Microsoft.
As the legislative priorities of the 107th Congress become clearer, some things around Washington appear to be in for a change while others will stay the same. Tax forms will look different next year; new campaign finance laws might be enacted; social security may be tweaked. One segment of federal policy that appears to be immune to substantial reform, though, is agricultural subsidies. Since the Freedom to Farm Act of 1996—an initiative intended to reduce subsidy dependence—the dollar amount of federal payments to farmers has increased fourfold.
By seeking to secure long-term profits for the good of their companies, CEOs can more adequately represent how the profit motives of their businesses contribute to the betterment of society, thus fulfilling the dominion mandate of Genesis.
As black business leader John Meredith says, "Over-regulation is being perpetrated in the name of ‘saving’ the environment. Real environmental justice would stop people from abusing our minority communities."