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What actually makes a "Social Entrepreneur"? In today’s video, we dive deep into Chapter 5 of our text to explore the world of business for good. We look at famous examples like TOMS Shoes and the "One for One" model, but we also ask the tough questions: Does giving away free stuff actually hurt local economies?

We’ll break down the rise of social enterprise, from Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Bank's microfinance revolution to modern B-Corps. Plus, we discuss the "Dark Side" of charity—how good intentions can sometimes lead to bad outcomes, like the "single-action bias" where buying a charitable product stops us from doing more meaningful work.
Whether you are a student preparing for class or just interested in how business can change the world, this breakdown covers the key concepts you need to know.

IN THIS VIDEO:
🔹 What is Social Entrepreneurship? (Definition & Goals)
🔹 The Rise of Microfinance & Muhammad Yunus
🔹 Case Study: The Success of TOMS Shoes
🔹 The "Dark Side": Unintended Consequences on Local Markets
🔹 The Swensen Bags Debate: Cash vs. Goods

👇 DISCUSSION:
What do you think about the "One for One" model? If you had $50 to help a community, would you send goods (like shoes) or cash? Let me know in the comments below!

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