>In what world does honor have value for businesses? The one we live in. Honor and integrity are matters of justice. It is honorable to pay an agreed upon pric

>In what world does honor have value for businesses? The one we live in. Honor and integrity are matters of justice. It is honorable to pay an agreed upon price for widgets. It is just. If one deviates from that they are painted as dishonorable and people don't like doing business with someone who has the reputation of being dishonorable (companies that lie to their clients or don't pay their bills). >The business that is willing to like, steal, and cheat their way to higher profitability is going to outcompete the ones who will not. Banks can do this unfortunately, but not other companies. You don't build a legacy like Ford, or Samuel Gawith in England by lying, cheating and stealing or treating your customers like trash.