Ethics for Capitalists

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The book presents a novel perspective on business ethics through the Market Failures Approach, emphasizing that while market economies allow for individual freedom in pursuing profit, they also impose moral limitations. It argues that profit-seeking must align with market institutions' goals of efficiency in goods and services. The work explores the implications for business strategy, corporate governance, and managerial authority, offering a rigorous framework that aims to shape future discussions in business ethics.