I know how the world works. Business decisions are not made for the good of the people, but for the sake of profit, loyalty and expedience.
The quote from Christopher Fowler's "Full Dark House" emphasizes that business decisions are often driven more by profit motives rather than the welfare of the people. It suggests a cynicism about the motivations behind corporate actions, indicating that loyalty and expedience often take precedence over ethical considerations.
This perspective reflects a broader critique of the business world, where the pursuit of profit can overshadow the responsibility businesses have to their communities and stakeholders. It challenges readers to consider the implications of prioritizing profit over people in decision-making processes.
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