The neglected moral effects of the market: Arguments from the last 300 years.

The article "The neglected moral effects of the market: Arguments from the last 300 years" from the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance explores the positive moral effects of capitalism that are often overlooked in discussions focused on economic aspects. It discusses how capitalism promotes individual autonomy, perpetuates family values, fosters self-interested solicitude, enhances connectivity and cooperation, and creates new possibilities for self-realization. While acknowledging the potential dark sides of these arguments, the article presents a nuanced perspective on the moral benefits of capitalism that are often underappreciated. [Extracted from the article]