Moral Capitalism is a field
theory that integrates intangible moral considerations with traditional micro
and macroeconomic postulates. In sum, Moral Capitalism asserts that interest
and virtue are not necessarily in conflict; that virtue is an extension of
interest rightly understood.
From the perspective of
contemporary academic philosophy, the framework of Jugen Habermas most closely
supports this approach to private property and free markets as preferable
institutions for human civilization. Habermas points out that human actors
engage a variety of realities in the course of performing their individual and
collective discourses while alive in this Red Dust world.
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