The article discusses corporation-based, process-oriented solutions to issues related to corporate speech, emphasizing the role of corporate boards in addressing these problems internally rather than through external regulation. It suggests that corporate boards should manage their firms with consideration for multiple stakeholders, potentially leading to more responsible corporate practices in areas like tobacco, junk food, and environmental safeguards.
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