Jaana Woiceshyn

Jaana Woiceshyn taught business ethics and competitive strategy for over 30 years at the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary, Canada, where she is now an emerita professor.

How to Be Profitable and Moral” is her first solo-authored book.
Visit her website at profitableandmoral.com.

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End of DEI?

The DEI terminology may not have disappeared entirely from business but the ideology (if it ever amounted to more than virtue signaling in corporate communications) has been extinguished.

Christmas is About Enjoying Values Not Sacrificing Them

Christmas is About Enjoying Values Not Sacrificing Them

Those who feel guilt over material wealth and blame business for commercializing Christmas through ‘greedy’ profit seeking should pause and ask: “What is the standard of value by which we condemn material wealth and business?”

Peace Requires Capitalism

Peace Requires Capitalism

As Rand observes, capitalism is the only system that makes peaceful co-existence among people and countries possible.

Celebrating Work

Celebrating Work

Let’s celebrate the important value of work on Labor Day—and demand that our governments stop killing jobs through their taxes, climate action plans and regulations and let people invest, trade, and work freely.

How Can Profits Be Moral?

How Can Profits Be Moral?

Many people have a dim view of profits; they see them as the result of immoral exploitation by business for selfish gain.

The Moral Case Against Tariffs – and for Free Trade

The Moral Case Against Tariffs – and for Free Trade

According to Rand, then, tariffs are destructive because they are a form of physical coercion by the government. They violate the citizens’ freedom to choose with whom to trade and on what terms and thus limit their ability to pursue their lives.

Why Do Business Leaders Appease Their Enemies?

Why Do Business Leaders Appease Their Enemies?

The fundamental reason for appeasing the critics of business is that company executives lack the moral argument for defense. As Ayn Rand argues in ‘The Sanction of The Victims,’ most business leaders have accepted the moral code of altruism.

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