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Ethics of Earning Profits: Corporations and Executives

The substantial growth in riches of the wealthy 1% is a contributing factor to the vast majority of the global population living at a subsistence level. A strategy in regards to the fair distribution of wealth is proposed to address this matter which requires the Executives of the world to voluntarily share the surplus of their wealth with the members of their societies to close the class gap between the poor and the rich. To achieve this objective, a change in human motivation through education is required to redefine self-interest. This change in behaviour will allow the development of a new perspective toward rewards in which the willingness to share excessive wealth beyond the needs of its holder will become the commonly accepted norm.