the people that made the inception of the corporation possible. They bare all of the risk and put their faith and funds into the corporation. Before there were customers and employees, there were shareholders with a vision of a viable and profitable corporation. Because of the risk they bare, the vision they had, and their ability to create an efficiently functioning corporation, their interests are number one. However, not to the extent that laws be broken and other stakeholders' rights be violated. A great of example of corporate managers doing just that lies within the Ford Pinto case we went over in class. Consumers' rights to life were grossly violated by Ford, solely because they calculated the loss of life to be less expensive than a recall. This was clearly a case in which managers crossed the line in uphold
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