Since you clearly have “investigated how the Koch brothers run their businesses and why they are sucessful”, give us your plan to make progress. You could offer some options.
http://kochenergy.com/Newsroom/EconomicFreedom.aspx
“Economic freedom is a system in which private property rights are fully respected under an impartial and beneficial rule of law; where people are free to voluntarily trade for what they need and want; that they have sound money which gives people an effective medium of exchange. Finally, government is kept small and limited to those activities that contribute to societal well-being, rather than undermine it.”
http://kochenergy.com/FactsSheets/KochFacts.aspx
Koch Overview
What is now Koch Industries, Inc. began as Wood River Oil and Refining Co. in 1940. Based in Wichita, Kan., Koch Industries is one of the largest private companies in America with annual revenues of about $115 billion. Contributing to the company’s continued financial strength is the shareholders’ long-time policy of reinvesting 90 percent of earnings. Since 2003, Koch companies have invested about $50 billion in acquisitions and other capital expenditures.
With a presence in nearly 60 countries, Koch companies employ about 60,000 people worldwide. In 2012, Koch companies directly employed more than 47,000 people in the United States, and supported more than 200,000 jobs and about $11 billion in compensation and benefits.
http://kochenergy.com/Newsroom/news_releases.aspx
Koch companies in the U.S. supported a total of nearly 200,000 jobs and $11 billion in compensation and benefits.
Koch companies constantly seek to create the greatest value by:
Applying Market-Based Management®, Koch companies’ unique business philosophy that brings the power of the free market inside the businesses to maximize value creation and succeed long term.
Fostering Principled Entrepreneurship™ and a culture that empowers employees to produce results and create real value.
Operating efficiently and safely, with a steadfast commitment to environmental excellence and 100 percent compliance.
http://kochenergy.com/Perspectives/
Perspectives from Koch company leaders
We need more Principled Entrepreneurship
by Charles G. Koch
1/30/2013
Instead of supporting government policies that undermine the power of a free economy, Koch Industries’ chairman and CEO recommends that more businesses practice Principled Entrepreneurship.
The value of courage
by Charles G. Koch
10/2/2012
Koch Industries’ chairman and CEO, expresses his belief in the value of courage and standing on principle.
A trillion here; a trillion there
by Discovery newsletter
10/1/2012
The governments spending addiction is not the only challenge. U.S. policymakers also tend to do too much, and try to control too much.
Perspectives on economic freedom
by Charles G. Koch
7/1/2012
Koch Industries’ chairman and CEO, talks about the importance of economic freedom, how it benefits society as a whole, and the harmful effects of cronyism.
http://kochenergy.com/Newsroom/news_releases.aspx
Koch companies in the U.S. supported a total of nearly 200,000 jobs and $11 billion in compensation and benefits.
Since you clearly have “investigated how the Koch brothers run their businesses and why they are sucessful”, give us your plan to make progress. You could offer some options.
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