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The top 1,000 Global Corporations if take together would represent the single largest economic entity on planet Earth. Of the 100 largest independent economic entities on planet Earth, over half are corporations. |
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The need for representation |
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An argument more frequently used in debate on the future social fabric of the world is the argument that global corporations do not serve the best interests of the community. That somehow these organisations are less morally corrupt and more malevolent in nature. |
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Such arguments are both ill-informed and grossly unfair as corporate enterprise has controbuted more to the improved living standards and quality of life of humanity than virtually any other economic component over the past one hundred years. The problem is that world institutions do not provide for the proper recognition nor representation of these great companies and social pioneers. This is why One-Corp.Org has been formed. So that the 1,000 largest corporate enterprises of the world can come together and collectively seek proper representation as a permanent unified member of the United Nations (U.N.) and secondly that the rights of these collective companies can be properly respected. |
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The need for social accountability |
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One-Corp.Org provides the first time for major corporations to work collectively to best assist the implementation of a clear social agenda to eliminate poverty, crime and illness. To this end, One-Corp.Org provides a framework of social accountability for the largest of the worlds corporate firms. |
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By being honourd as a member of One-Corp.Org, a firm also has an obligation not only to its shareholders, but to the global community to use its wealth and power to the betterment of humanity. |
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