Those who argue against business's limiting of its gifts to educational institutions that support its own self-interests say that the corporate self-interest criterion is both illusory and dangerous.

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Critics argue that using corporate self-interest as a criterion for educational donations is problematic because it can obscure the broader benefits of supporting a wide range of educational initiatives and potentially harm the independence and integrity of educational institutions by prioritizing corporate agendas over educational values.

Those Who Argue Against Business's Limiting of Its Gifts to Educational