Puts forward the concept of moral capital Explores the inseparable logical connection between economics and morality Offers theoretical originality as well as practical significance

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Xiaoxi Wang, Ph.D., a specialist sponsored by the State Council Special Allowance, professor at Nanjing Normal University, dissertation advisor, director of the Research Institute for Economic Ethics, vice chairman of Ethical Society of China, Chairman of Economic Ethics Society of China, director of the Research Institute for Economic Ethics at the Center of Ethics and Moral Construction of Renmin University of China, one of the hundred key humanities and social science research bases designated by the Ministry of Education, the chief expert for National Social Science Fund Tendering Projects, editor of Chinese Social Science Digest, editor in chief of Yearbook of Chinese Economic Ethics. His main works include Chinese Economic Ethics, Moral Capital and Economic Ethics (self-selected essays), General Introduction to Ethics (ed.), Contemporary Western Philosophy of Life (ed.), 60 Years of Chinese Ethics (co-author), etc. His Chinese Traditional Thoughts ofEconomic Ethics has been translated into Korean and published in South Korean. Xiaoxi Wang was selected as the third Chinese Outstanding Humanities Scientists in Research Report on Chinese Outstanding Humanities Scientists of 2011.

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What Is Morality.- Economy Can Not Exist Without Morality.- What is Moral Capital.- Moral Capital Increases Value.- Corporate Moral Capital Practice and Assessment System.- Development and Management of Corporate Moral Capital.- Appendix I: Research Articles.- Appendix 2: Interviews.- Appendix III. Experts' reviews.- References.- Index.- Postscript.