Philosophy of Economics and Business Ethics
2016
This chapter looks at some of the rational principles of economic philosophy covering consideration of the “other”, which we call the “alteritas” principle; cooperation and facilitation (as service); money as “encapsulated” freedom of choice; business as a non-privative activity; and the uncertainty and indeterminacy of economic activity, all of which can be used in the design of practical codes of business ethics and codes of conduct.
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