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Issue #31
“The Everyday Ethics of Wealth”
December, 2002We hear of ethical lapses at the
highest levels of business and government. But what
about us? This issue focuses on the everyday ethical
decisions all of us face; in particular, on the ethical
choices that people with wealth face by virtue of the
fact that we have more choice than others. What are
some of those choices? How can we make them? How do
we choose when the choosing gets tough? Includes interviews
with Bill Gates, Sr., Chairman of the Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation; Dr. Rushworth Kidder, founder of the
Institute for Global Ethics; Rev. Peter Gomes of Harvard
University; Aaron Feuerstein, CEO of Malden Mills, and
many others discussing ethical choices they have made
with their money, including giving, spending, earning,
investing, and passing on values to children.
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