The Self-Destructive Corporation
指出美国经济问题的根源在于企业自身，企业长期游说政府采取损害自身利益的政策，这种企业政治模式已失效，企业应停止指责政府并转向开明的自利资本主义。
Many theories have been put forth to explain the current ills of the U.S. economy and its lack of competitiveness, but they all miss the central truth—the business system's problems are self-made. In every case, business has been its own worst enemy. Corporate-government relations are at the core of this self-destructive tendency. Business has had a long tradition of lobbying government for policies that end up being against its own self-interest. This mixture of business strategy and business politics—the Corporate State—no longer works. Contrary to economists' prescriptions, the corporation's economic and political interests are far from identical. Business can no longer continue to blame government while at the same time lobbying for and supporting its destructive policies. It must instead embrace the enlightened self-interest that is Capitalism.