The — Corporation(2003)

Applying the World Health Organization’s diagnostic criteria for personality disorders, the documentary argues that if the corporation were a real person, it would be classified as a psychopath .

The documentary uses the term "externalities" to describe the costs—environmental, social, or health-related—that a corporation shifts onto society to maximize its own profit. The Corporation(2003)

The film identifies several psychopathic traits in corporate behavior, including a callous unconcern for the feelings of others, an incapacity to experience guilt, and a failure to conform to social norms. III. Externalities and Social Injustice an incapacity to experience guilt