The Gospel of Wealth
Andrew Carnegie · 1889 · 52 pages
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A classic philosophical essay by Andrew Carnegie that articulates his vision of the responsibility the wealthy have toward society. Carnegie argues that accumulating wealth through capitalism is legitimate, but that men of fortune have a moral obligation to use it for the public good and philanthropy.
This seminal text shaped debates on corporate responsibility and strategic philanthropy, influencing generations of businesspeople and thinkers on the role of private wealth in social progress.
Book details
| Author | Andrew Carnegie |
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| Year of publication | 1889 |
| Pages | 52 |
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