Prices are Rooted in Moral Principles
Posted by mshupe 4 years, 8 months ago to Philosophy
"Her sense of justice can’t help but enjoy the moment; justice for people she values who were betrayed by Jim. Justice and integrity; her dedication to the primacy of existence. She thanks Mr. Weatherby for “kinda” making the world make sense: actions and choices have consequences."
One of the mechanisms of business culture I see in need of change is modification of Limited Liablilty. Perhaps the abolition or modification of the Corporation and personal asset risk for leaders of business entities when malfeasance is proven is key. There is much to think of here. At simplest it is equity vs inequity. When risk involves personal stakes for the provider more caution is prevalent, better product ensues, competition in quality and service increases, better education within organizations increases. I'll bundle it up to a word: Stakeholding. A regulatory process of egoism and self-respect.
Core to the preceding is the expression; I Care.
Almost makes you want to be sick enough to need surgery!