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  1. The Problem with Selfishness.Marsha Familaro Enright - 2014 - Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 14 (1):38-54.
    Ayn Rand argued that “selfish” is the correct designation for a person living according to the Objectivist ethics and that selfishness is a virtue. The accuracy of this claim is examined along with the meaning of “selfish,” the wider implications for the Objectivist ethics, and ethics in general. Alternatives to the term are suggested.
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  • Reconciling Economics and Ethics in Business Ethics Education: The Case of Objectivism.Eric B. Dent & John A. Parnell - 2015 - Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 15 (2):131-156.
    Today, capitalism is in question, as the 2013 Academy of Management conference theme claimed. Many view business skeptically because they see capitalism as incompatible with ethics. The same problem pervades the business ethics education classroom. Business ethics can be taught in a way that demonstrates that economics and ethics are compatible and are integrated most directly in the function of management. This essay provides an overview of Ayn Rand’s philosophy as an alternative to current conventions but largely consistent with approaches (...)
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