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Britain should resist copying the EU's corporate responsibility law

8 July 2021

4:30 PM

8 July 2021

4:30 PM

Big corporations have a lot not to be proud of, and we certainly could do with laws to rein in some of their excesses. But that doesn’t mean that we should necessarily nod those laws through without a careful look.

A case in point is the demand made in recent days for the government to follow an EU initiative and introduce a ‘corporate responsibility’ law.

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