Standards of Public Morality
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It was no longer considered proper for a president to wreck his company in order to enrich himself. Yet even in this decade it was held that minori- ties of stockholders had no rights which majorities were bound to respect; and while the public did not justify the president in getting rich at the expense of his stock- holders, it saw no harm if he used his inside informa- tion to get rich at the expense of anybody and every- body else. It is greatly to the credit of some of our best railroad me...n that in the last decade of the nineteenth century we rose above this state of things. The ex- ample of a recent president of the Lake Shore Railroad* who died a relatively poor man when the stock of his corporation stood higher than that of almost any other railroad in the country, is a thing which deserves to be remembered — and which has been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was no longer considered proper for a president to wreck his company in order to enrich himself. Yet even in this decade it was held that minori- ties of stockholders had no rights which majorities were bound to respect; and while the public did not justify the president in getting rich at the expense of his stock- holders, it saw no harm if he used his inside informa- tion to get rich at the expense of anybody and every- body else. It is greatly to the credit of some of our best railroad me...n that in the last decade of the nineteenth century we rose above this state of things. The ex- ample of a recent president of the Lake Shore Railroad* who died a relatively poor man when the stock of his corporation stood higher than that of almost any other railroad in the country, is a thing which deserves to be remembered — and which has been.
Banks and railroads were the two lines of business G [81] ST\\i>\i;i'- i I'lHTTr ^T^^\T1TV where cor|M)nitc* . Scandals first
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