The Moral Case for Profit Maximization

Exploring the ethical dimensions of profit maximization, this book argues that pursuing profit can be moral when it involves the formation of values and the cultivation of virtues by business leaders. It delves into the intersection of ethics and business practices, presenting a compelling case for how profit-driven motives can align with moral principles. Through this lens, it challenges conventional views on profit and ethics, advocating for a perspective that sees profit maximization as a potentially virtuous endeavor.