The complex relationship between big business and government, and its implications for policy, democracy and society
Big businesses influence government through lobbying, campaign financing and regulatory capture, affecting policy, democracy and public services. This can drive growth but may also undermine democratic processes and prioritise corporate profits over public welfare.
How large corporations' global influence affects economies, democracy and daily life
Large corporations can drive growth and innovation, but also concentrate wealth, weaken regulation, harm environments, and undermine democracy through lobbying and market dominance.
The UNICEF Executive Director earns approximately £200,000 to £250,000 base salary, plus benefits including housing and education allowances, determined by UN civil service scales.
