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These are my links for June 1st through June 2nd:

• Top Ten Reasons for Top Ten Lists – Harvard Business Online’s Tom Davenport – Harvard Business with sense of humour? Funny top ten list…
• Don’t trip up: Prices should be incentive enough – "It is bizarre that at a time when food prices are rising and production is slowing, governments still subsidise their farmers not to produce."
• Updated: Exxon repels climate change shareholder revolt | CorporateResponsibility.Net – Has anyone else been following the Exxon story? Good potential case study in shareholders vs. wider stakeholders needs. For the record, shareholders won out, this time.
• Keep on the sunny side | Comment is free – CIF comments are always a mud slinging affair – here Tim Worstall calls Tony Jupiter "economically illiterate if not actually innumerate". Now, now boys – play nicely. The actual article is intriguing.
• What I’d say – No Impact Man answers the question "what if we're wrong about climate change": "The list goes on and on, but in short, I am glad that we have embraced the opportunities presented by the crisis of climate change in order to improve our society in ways we s

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