Profit, Power, and Policy | Business Ethics Insights

Dive into political economy, business ethics, and economic policy with professors Bill Keep and Nancy Lasher as they examine competitive markets and expose anti-competitive behavior and market collusion threatening today's economy. Learn how Adam Smith's principles apply to modern economic challenges.

Profit, Power, and Policy | Business Ethics Insights is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Profit, Power, and Policy | Business Ethics Insights, a business show with 39 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  Ponzi Schemes vs. Pyramid Schemes vs. MLM: What's the Real Difference?

  Aug 11, 202635 minS2

  Why do smart, experienced people fall for Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes — and how do you know if your MLM "business opportunity" is actually illegal? Dr. William Keep, a DOJ/SEC/FTC expert witness on multi-level marketing and pyramid schemes, joins Power, Profit and Policy to explain Bernie Madoff, Charles Ponzi, the Backstreet Boys' Lou Pearlman scandal, and the regulatory loopholes that let these schemes keep operating. New episodes weekly. Subscribe and share your questions: asrb1776@gmail.com Let us know what you think

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  Episode #8

  Fired in America, Protected in Germany: A Global Look at Worker Rights

  Jul 28, 202629 minS2

  If you got laid off tomorrow, which country would you want to be working in? This episode of Power, Profit and Policy compares worker protections in the U.S., China, South Korea, and Germany — and the answer isn't close. We break down Germany's codetermination system (where employees sit on corporate supervisory boards and get real veto power over restructuring), using Volkswagen's massive workforce reduction as a live case study. Then we contrast that with South Korea's two-tier "regular" vs. "non-regular" worker system, China's murky unemployment insurance rules covering under 15% of jobless workers, and the patchwork of at-will employment, union representation, and the toothless WARN Act in the United States. Let us know what you think

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  Episode #7

  Politics and Profits: Why We Have A Healthcare Insurance Crisis

  Jul 14, 202630 minS2

  Dive into the harsh reality of US health insurance with personal stories and expert analysis. Discover why costs are high, access is uneven, and profits overshadow patient care. Explore the complexities of insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and the costly role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers. Join us as we unravel the broken system and discuss potential solutions for better healthcare coverage. Let us know what you think

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  Episode #6

  An Interview with Tim Whitaker: The Business of Christian Nationalism Part II

  Jun 30, 202635 minS2

  Christian Nationalism is running our government. It isn’t a fringe movement. It runs our military, has overturned Roe v Wade, and is putting religion back into our public schools. Backed by business, the movement has overtaken our politics and culture. Tim Whitaker discusses how to stop this avalanche. Let us know what you think

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  Episode #5

  Christian Nationalism: Will God be our next CEO? Part 1

  Jun 16, 202627 minS2

  Hosts Bill Keep and Nancy Lasher examine the growing influence of Christian Nationalism in American business and politics — from the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling and the secretive Ziklag network to the Seven Mountains Mandate and its blueprint for theocratic governance. Drawing on Colonial history, Constitutional law, and current events, they argue that implementing this agenda requires the authoritarianism its proponents claim to oppose. Let us know what you think

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