In this volume of eighteen fresh, original articles on business ethics, supporters of different political positions present their diverse view-points on such controversial questions as: Is capitalism morally justifiable? Is free enterprise compatible with social justice? Does government have a proper role in a free enterprise system? Each section deals with current topics of moral concern-public sector strikes, conflict of interest, advertising, and many facets of organizational responsibility. The contributors include well-known philosophers, business educators, and industrial and labor leaders, who differ on such specific issues as the morality of strike violence, the need for new laws to require truth in advertising, and the responsibility to conserve natural resources for the benefit of future generations. Their controversy provides the basis for informed discussion in contemporary ethics and public policy.