The documentary presents the effect of the corporation on workers’ lives, or as an “externality”. Milton Friedman defines externality as the effect of a transaction between two parties on a third party who is not involved in the transaction. The documentary illustrates different externalities including harm to employees: use of sweatshops, layoffs and factory fires, affect human’s health: pollution, production of dangerous products, synthetic chemicals, and toxic wastes, and harm the biosphere: habitat destruction, experimentation, and farming. This means that corporations allow their workers to endure their problems that will be paid by next generations. Similarly, in his essay Estranged Labor, Karl Marx discusses the effect of…