During the question and answer session, Irving Kristol addresses the following: the large corporation as a prisoner of the market, the adversarial position of government’s brokerage of business in the United States, and reading as a way of staying in touch with the outside world. Drucker addresses the following during the question and answer session: institutional responsibility and authority, the need for individuals in leadership positions to take leadership responsibility in pluralist societies, the change in United States isolationism, the importance of looking at your company and not “the company,” and participating in activities that keeps one alive and growing. This is the second part of cassette 3.
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