Fair Enough: Ethics and Entrepreneurship

The "new" is presumptively something that ought to be but isn't. On what grounds should that something be permitted? In business, why are some things legal for sale - deemed moral - while other similar things are deemed illegal - or immoral? Is the ground of this approval process rational? Or is the ground for making such decisions just competing moral perspectives?

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Year of publication:	2006-06
Authors:	Crawford, Robert G.
Publisher:	Yale University
Subject:	ethics \| business \| legal \| morals

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Type of publication:	Article
Notes:	FinanceDepartment; MarriottSchool; "Ethics in Entrepreneurship'', Yale Economic Review. Issue Summer 2006, Pages 21-26, Yale University, New Haven, 6, 2006.; Brigham Young University; Marriott School of Management; Finance;
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