The Morality of Economic Behaviour

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The book challenges the conventional view that morality restricts self-interest in economics, proposing instead that moral behavior naturally emerges from the interactions of self-interested individuals. It explores how ethical considerations can arise organically within economic activities, suggesting a more integrated perspective of economics and ethics. This approach redefines the relationship between economic behavior and moral considerations, positioning morality as an inherent outcome of economic exchanges rather than an external imposition.