Creating Capital

The book "Creating Capital: Money-Making as an Aim in Business" by Frederick L. Lipman is a classic work in the field of economics and business. Published in the early 20th century, the book explores the ethical and social aspects of the pursuit of profit in the business world.

• The Moral Value of Saving: Lipman discusses the importance of saving as an ethical principle and its role in building capital.
• The Pursuit of Profit: The book examines how widely the goal of making money is pursued by individuals and the ethical standards associated with this pursuit.
• Analysis of Human Motivations: The author provides an analysis of the human motivations behind the desire to accumulate wealth and their impact on behavior and ethics.
• Balancing Profit and Social Responsibility: The book explores how to strike a balance between the drive for profit and the commitment to social and ethical responsibilities.