A Case for ETHICAL CAPITALISM IN CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
Now more than ever, it has become practical to be principled. If we want to help rebuild trust in the capitalist economic system, we must take action.
The issue of ethical capitalism and its importance is
As we entered the 21st century, economic, physical, and spiritual security were all profoundly challenged. September llth deeply affected our sense of security and invulnerability. Religious leaders abused the sacred trusts of parishioners. Mainstream media misled readers with fabricated sources. A prolonged recession undermined hopes for financial prosperity, and a great wave of corporate scandals rocked the public's faith in the way America does business.
The outcome of which has manifested itself in a comprehensive loss of the trust in the institutions and leaders of our civil society. These events also feed the perception that the modus operandi of those in power in the corporate world is to pursue one's own desires by any means necessary.
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