Moral Capitalism

Moral Capitalism: Why Fairness Will Not Make Us Poor argues that markets work best when guided by ethical norms and strong institutions, not by ruthless self interest alone. Combining history, empirical research, and moral reasoning, the book shows how fairness and shared responsibility can promote stable growth, reduce inequality, and rebuild public trust without sacrificing innovation or efficiency. It offers practical reforms in corporate governance, taxation, and public investment to align private incentives with the common good and create a more resilient, inclusive economy.