Can moral clarity fix the systemic inequalities of modern capitalism?
In short: Capitalism often deepens global injustice and inequality. Professor Manish Bhardwaj explores how integrating a foundational sense of moral clarity into our social structures could serve as a compass for a more just world.
Manish Bhardwaj, a professor and social entrepreneur, argues that the current capitalist system exacerbates worldwide inequality. To address this, he proposes a shift toward 'moral clarity.'
He defines moral clarity as the practice of doing the right thing simply because it is right, rather than acting out of fear of punishment or the desire for a reward. This principle is intended to act as a guiding compass for individuals, communities, and organizations to foster a more equitable society.
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