Professor Westbrook English 111-18B 4 December 2008 Should we Admire Wal-Mart?
Should we Admire Wal-Mart?

The article was featured in Fortune magazine. It was part of a compilation called:”2008 America’s Most Admired Companies”. The featured company is the world renowned Wal-Mart and the question was: “Should we Admire Wal-Mart?”(32). The article explored two sides of the company - an evil side and a good side. The evil side is one that exploits its employees by paying low wages and by weakening suppliers and competitors. The good Wal-Mart, the article poses, is one that has reduced prices and improved on productivity. The article highlights what Wal-Mart has bought to the economy. Its employment of 1.4 million makes it the nation’s biggest employer.
I think the Wal-Mart phenomena lies in its history and its founder. Sam Walton was born in March 1918 in the town of Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Graduating from the University of Missouri, Sam enlisted in the Army for......

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