Donald S. Beyer, Jr.: “This bill is intended to reduce the vulnerability of coastal communities and infrastructure from the impacts of extreme…”

We can do this by strengthening the bargaining power of workers, and realigning the incentives to reward long-term pro-growth investments.

Thank you all very much for being here. And I want to thank you for joining me in this vital conversation about the economic cost of shareholder primacy.

We need to lower those costs for U.S. workers and we need to advance economic growth and competitiveness.

From the 1930s to the mid-1970s, American corporations largely followed a retain-and-reinvest strategy to focus on long-term innovation and job security for workers.