The Morality of Profit

Joshua Swain | 5.19.2011 12:00 AM

atlasnetwork on May 17, 2011

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The free market needs and deserves a moral defense.

The Atlas Network has partnered with the John Templeton Foundation on a new and important project -- The Morality of Free Enterprise -- that will build on the Templeton Foundation's online conversation, "Does the Free Market Corrode Moral Character?"

The Atlas Network's 2011 Morality of Free Enterprise initiative focuses attention on the moral component of freedom by showing that free enterprise both depends on and reinforces morality.

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