GREED: Greed is good, bad and neutral.

The article discusses the concept of greed and its various definitions and interpretations. It explores the question of whether greed should be defined without considering its consequences or if it should be defined based on its consequences. The author argues that greed can be both good and bad, depending on its impact on economies and sustainability. The article also examines the historical shift in the perception of greed, from being viewed as negative to being seen as more complex. It highlights the role of economic elites and traders in shaping this shift. Additionally, the article discusses the importance of generosity and philanthropy in countering greed and gaining social capital. [Extracted from the article]