On economic reform and the development of morality

Contemporary Chinese Thought 17 (2):82-94 (1985)
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Abstract

Reform of the economic structure is a profound revolution that not only affects every aspect of China's political and economic life but stimulates changes in the way of social life, the mode of thought, and the concepts of social ethics and morality. The relationship between people reflected by these changes is closely related to the basic issues, principles, and standards of morality. Ethically, the changes themselves contain moral issues. The current economic reforms are changing and enriching people's concepts of morality and will doubtless enhance their development

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