Business Ethics and the Austrian Tradition in Economics

Focusing on the intersection of ethics, economy, and political philosophy, this book critiques the clarity and utility of concepts like stakeholder value and corporate social responsibility in business ethics. It highlights significant shortcomings in the field and introduces a new definition of morally just economic action, inspired by thinkers such as Hayek, Popper, and Menger. The author uses this framework to evaluate key concepts and topics in business ethics, aiming to enhance understanding and research in this area.