Titlebook: Value Economics; The Ethical Implicat M. R. Griffiths,J. R. Lucas Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Economic a

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The Moneyed Society,needs and wants of consumer preferences, within the social setting of a moneyed society. It looks at the management of money as a token and store of value expressed in the demand for liquidity, and the recent use of “Quantitative Easing.” The importance of trust and feedback, or Reflexivity, in resp

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Work and Employment,here has been an increasing inequality between the rich and poor in terms of the distribution of employment income. We look at the demand of employees for greater participation in decision making and in the profitability arising from increased productivity, and at how the “future of work”, as depict

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Economic Value and Intrinsic Value,ders but for all stakeholders in an economic enterprise. Economic value, which is a component of the intrinsic value of a business, is one of the first metrics for value investing and value-based management, and for validating the target share prices which investment analysts recommend. The chapter

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Relating Economic Value to Executive Compensation, no well-defined criteria for the connection between the two. The chapter looks at the current state of the art with particular reference to total shareholder value (TSV), and systems for employee participation in the ownership of companies. Are stock options the best way for doing this or not? Also

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics, of the social and environmental results of those activities, which has introduced the concept of “Triple Bottom Line Accounting,” and the idea of a Social Balance Sheet (SBS), or Sustainability Report (SR) which complements the economic performance accountability of the statutory accounts. While su

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New Economic Thinking and Economic Justice, and on the creation of economic value in relation to economic justice. It is proposed that the creation of economic value is a basic principle of economic justice, as it provides a measure of the monetary wealth (NOPAT less cost of capital) available for distribution between the stakeholders in an