Hey folks welcome back to another edition of the Palos Solution

podcast Rob Wolf here six listeners can't be wrong. So today I had a great conversation with

Professor Peter Jaworsky, you see he is the author of the book,

Markets Without Limit Moral Moral Virtues and Commercial Interests.

Professor Jaworski is an assistant professor teaching business ethics.

He was a visiting research professor at Brown University,

a visiting assistant professor at the College of Worcester

and an instructor at Bowling Green State University.

So you may be asking, why the heck are we talking about markets.

This is just one of these topics that are kind of near and dear to my heart and I see a lot of people

flailing on topics like this, you know, they don't really even know what markets are.

There seems to be a lot of kind of negative connotations around terms like capitalism and markets and stuff like that.

And you know, you maybe show up here interested in health related topics, performance,

and what have you, but a lot of the issues that we face in health

care and beyond, you know, our food systems and what not, deal with markets. And there are

interesting ways in which these markets can in fact be manipulated and whatnot.

But I noticed that a lot of people, it's like many of the debates out there in the

intra webs, it gets boiled down to this very black or white,

not very sophisticated, not very nuanced topic.

And so a lot of what this the the book markets without limits

talks about is how does morality factor into markets and I think that a lot of

people would say that capitalism and markets have no moral values.

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