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Sector Profile: Extractives
While the extractives sector drives inequality through all four pillars, its impact is felt most through the Planet, Profits and Power pillars.
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Company Profile: Walmart
Walmart’s performance is diffused among three pillars – People, Profits, Power – from which it attempts to distract via better stewardship of the planet.
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Company Profile: Cargill
As one of US’ largest privately held companies (by revenue), Cargill fuels inequality primarily through Profits, People, and Power.
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Company Profile: ConocoPhillips
ConocoPhillips drives inequality through its Planet and Power driven by its poor environmental stewardship and activities to influence emissions and extraction policies.
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Company Profile: Pfizer
Pfizer drives inequality mainly through Power and Profits, leveraging heavy-handed political activities as well as profit ratios favoring the chief executive at the expense of the many workers that generate the company’s value.
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Company Profile: Amazon
Amazon’s policies should position it as an industry leader on a variety of inequality metrics, though from publicly available data, it is evident that the company’s business practices drive inequality across all four pillars – People, Power, Profits, and Planet.
