Are We Ready for God? Value and Profit in Sustainable Development and Market Capitalism

Primeaux defends the notion of sustainability as a corporate goal. Primeaux argues that self-interest must be tempered by spirituality. Questions regarding profit, people and planet should be considered from a rational, emotional, and spiritual perspective.

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Published in:Business & professional ethics journal 2005-04, Vol.24 (1/2), p.61-78
Main Author: Primeaux, Patrick
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Business ethics
Business structures
Capitalism
Consumer goods industries
Corporate profits
Corporate social responsibility
Economic profit
Environmental management
Opportunity costs
Profit planning
Self interest
Spirituality
Sustainable development
Sustainable economic development
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Consumer goods industries
Corporate profits
Corporate social responsibility
Economic profit
Environmental management
Opportunity costs
Profit planning
Self interest
Spirituality
Sustainable development
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