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Kimberlee Josephson

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Kimberlee Josephson’s Biography

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Dr. Kimberlee Josephson is an Associate Professor of Business at Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pennsylvania. Her academic background is in international studies and strategic management and she teaches courses covering topics on strategic management, organizational behavior and international marketing.

She holds a doctorate in Global Studies and Commerce from La Trobe University in Australia, a master’s degree in Political Science from Temple University in Philadelphia, another master’s …

Kimberlee Josephson’s Journalist Portfolio

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ESG: A Gordian Knot of the Highest Order

ESG: A Gordian Knot of the Highest Order

"Thanks to a complex web of CSR initiatives, aid and development programs, progressive intergovernmental agen…

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When Big Business Fails, Small Shops Prevail

When Big Business Fails, Small Shops Prevail

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Apple's Big Business: Mises is Right, Sen Warren is Wrong

Apple's Big Business: Mises is Right, Sen Warren is Wrong

"The government's ever-growing interest in deterring business expansion, along with granting federal agencies…

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Business Schools Undermine Wealth Creation

Business Schools Undermine Wealth Creation

"Universities promote an obsession with social impact that ignores the vital social impact already accomplish…

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Velour Drapes and the Wisdom of Mises

Velour Drapes and the Wisdom of Mises

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Regulating ‘Junk’ Fees Is Not the Way to Help Bank Customers

Regulating ‘Junk’ Fees Is Not the Way to Help Bank Customers

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Values in the Market

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By Kimberlee Josephson
| FEE - Foundation for Economic Education
What ‘Love Actually’ teaches us about buyer–business relationships. Love Actually has become a beloved holiday classic precisely because it captures the messy, often contradictory nature of human relationships. The film’s intersecting storylines show just how essential trust is—and how devastating its absence can be.
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Food Insecurity and Business Ingenuity

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By Kimberlee Josephson
| FEE - Foundation for Economic Education
New retail options can offer consumers better choice. Political pressure and high levels of uncertainty are a big concern for businesses today. And such concerns can have a ripple effect on the communities and nonprofits that rely on and benefit from partnerships with the private sector. I was recently reminded of this at my local Giant grocery store which featured a special promotion: if a customer spent $15 on select grocery items, Giant would contribute $10 to local food banks.
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Timeless Lessons From ‘The Karate Kid’

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By Kimberlee Josephson
| The Epoch Times
AD The power of principles and perseverance. Commentary The first Karate Kid movie was released in June 1984, and presently, the story lives on with the new release of Karate Kid: Legends. I recently re-watched The Karate Kid and The Karate Kid Part II with my own kids, and these films were just as good as I remembered. When I was growing up in the ‘80s, these films instilled lessons that still resonate.
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