Aristotle and fair deals

Journal of Business Ethics 7 (9):681 - 690 (1988)
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Abstract

When is an exchange a fair exchange? And when is a deal (an agreement to make an exchange) a fair deal? These questions are undeniably central to the philosophical understanding of value issues in business. In this paper I analyze Aristotle's account of fairness (justice) in such matters and attempt a critical extension.

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