The Illusion That Greed Is Good
The Illusion That Greed Is Good
This chapter shows that theorists going back to Adam Smith have recognized that the pursuit of economic self-interest has to be moderated by social and legal restraints. The failure to recognize this in recent decades has produced an epidemic of corporate crime and threatens prosperity.
Keywords: greed, self-interest, legal realism, free-market theorists
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