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"Is it unethical or is it a normal use of free markets?" Are those mutually exclusive? Are you asking about business models that are unethical/immoral but leg

"Is it unethical or is it a normal use of free markets?" Are those mutually exclusive? Are you asking about business models that are unethical/immoral but legal? Those are pretty good examples with regards to Internet companies. I think you can find just as dubious actions in the finance industry. From charging $30 for a $1 overdraft to raising credit card interest rates at whim ... hopefully, new regulations will change that.

raquo 17y ago
Not necessarily legal, just brilliant (the majority are legal I think). From finance you reminded me about these nifty tricks: http://www.themistrading.com/article_files/0000/0348/Toxic_Equity_Trading_on_Wall_Street_12-17-08.pdf http://www.themistrading.com/article_files/0000/0348/Toxic_E...