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Foundations of Business

Thought

First Edition With contributions by Calvin M. Boardman Professor of Finance

Bill Daniels Chair in Business Ethics David Eccles School of Business

University of Utah Alan N. Sandomir

Associate Professor (Lecturer) of Marketing David Eccles School of Business

University of Utah Harris Sondak

Professor of Management David Eccles Faculty Scholar David Eccles School of Business

University of Utah

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FOREWORD 1 I—INTRODUCTION 3 A Written Word Is the Choicest of Relics 3 Of Studies from The Essays 6

Francis Bacon

Reading from Walden 7 Henry David Thoreau

From The Souls of Black Folk 12 W. E. B. DuBois

How to Do Business from Safe Methods in Business 14 J. L. Nichols,

Practical Rules for Success from Safe Methods in Business 15 J. L. Nichols

II—MOTIVATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCE. , 1 7 Introduction: All That Is Solid Melts into Air 17 From The Journal of Christopher Columbus 22

Christopher Columbus, Clements Robert Markham, and Paolo del Pozzo Tonscanelli

A History of the Ancient World 31

Fray Bernardino De Sahagun

From The True History of the Conquest of New Spain 34 Bernal Diaz Del Castillo

Of Property from The Second Treatise of Civil Government 42 John Locke

1879 Speech to Congress. 51

In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat, also known as Chief Joseph

From Faust Part Two 63 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Economy from Walden 83 Henry David Thoreau

The World Is Too Much With Us 99

William Wordsworth

III—FOUNDATIONS OF A COMMERCIAL SOCIETY 1 0 1 Introduction: Don't Know Much About History. 101 From The Republic 110

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From The Politics 115 Aristotle

Laissez-Faire Policy from The Economic Principles

of Confucius and His School 120

Chen Huan-Chang

From An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes

of the Wealth of Nations 124

Adam Smith

I, Pencil 129

Leonard E. Read

From The Fable of the Bees 133 Bernard Mandeville

Wealth from Essays and Journals 141 Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Veins of Wealth from Unto This Last and Other Essays

on Art and Political Economy 155

John Ruskin

From Acres of Diamonds •. 163 Russell H. Conwell

From Atlas Shrugged 167 Ayn Rand

Teaching Business to Ladies from

Safe Methods in Business 172

J.L.Nichols

Capitalist Production from Das Kapital 174 Karl Marx

The Social Organism from Religion

and the Rise of Capitalism 178

R. H. Tawney

From The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism 189 Max Weber

From The Acquisitive Society 198 R. H. Tawney — From The Gospel of Wealth 204

Andrew Carnegie

Teaching Business to Children from Safe Methods in Business 212 J. L. Nichols

From The Personal Relation in Industry 214 John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits 221

Milton Friedman

The Shuchu Kiyaku 227

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IV—MARKETING 2 2 9

Introduction: You Are Who You Think You Are;

So Be Careful About Who You Think You Are 229 From The Art of War 234

SunTzu

From De Officiis 245 Cicero

Of Cheating, Which Is Committed in Buying and Selling

from The Summa Theologica 251 Thomas Aquinas

Honesty from Safe Methods in Business 259 J. L. Nichols

Rapid Methods for Marking Goods from Safe Methods in Business 261 J.L.Nichols "

Natural Selection from The Origin of Species 262 Charles Darwin

From The Financier 266 Theodore Dreiser

Pecuniary Emulation and Conspicuous Consumption

from Theory of the Leisure Class 269 Thorstein Veblen

From The Middleman 283 Albert W. Atwood

Control of Prices and People from The New Industrial State 292 John Kenneth Galbraith

V—ACCOUNTING 2 9 9 Introduction: When You Add, You Subtract 299 The Antecedents of Double-Entry 302

A. C. Littleton

Particulars of Reckonings and Their Recording

from Ancient Double Entry Bookkeeping: Luca Pacioli's Treatise 309 Luca Pacioli

How to Keep Accounts from Safe Methods in Business 323 J. L. Nichols

The Eternal Storehouse of Japan [Nippon Eitaigura] 324

Ihara Saikaku

From The Compleat English Tradesman 328 Daniel Defoe

How to Detect Errors In a Trial Balance

from Safe Methods in Business 335 J. L. Nichols

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VI—FINANCE 3 3 7 Introduction: Putting It All Together, Bit by Bit 337

A Discourse ofCoyned Money 342

Sir Dudley North

From The Travels of Marco Polo 350 Marco Polo

Lender and Borrower from The Code ofMaimonides 352 Moses ben Maimonides

Of the Sin of Usury from The Summa Theologica 355 Thomas Aquinas

From The Works of Benjamin Franklin 362 Benjamin Franklin

Of Riches and Of Usury from The Essays 368 Francis Bacon

Of Profits from The Principle of Political Economy 373 John Stuart Mill

How Money Grows at Interest from Safe Methods in Business 383 J. L. Nichols

The Credit System from Safe Methods in Business .* 384 J. L. Nichols

How to Do Business with a Bank from Safe Methods in Business 385 J. L. Nichols

The Tulipomania from Extraordinary Popular

Delusions and the Madness of Crowds 386

Charles Mackay

Confusion de Confusiones 392

Joseph De La Vega

From The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money 394 John Maynard Keynes

Boards of Trade and Stock Exchanges from Safe Methods in Business 396 J. L. Nichols

VII—MANAGEMENT 3 9 9 Introduction: The Art of Getting Things Done Through People 399 Letter to Horace Greeley 404

Abraham Lincoln

From The Prince 406 Niccolo Machiavelli

From The Republic 409 Plato

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From The Analects 412 K'ung Fu-tzu, also known as Confucius

An Employer's View of the Labor Question from The Gospel of Wealth 416 Andrew Carnegie

From Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son 424 George Lorimer

Business Energy from Safe Methods of Business 428 J. L. Nichols

The Condition of Efficiency from The Acquisitive Society 429 R. H. Tawney

From Lady Chatterley's Lover 439 D. H. Lawrence

The Human Side of Enterprise 443

Douglas M. McGregor

How to Do Business from Safe Methods of Business 450 J. L. Nichols

The Nature of Executive Responsibility from

The Functions of the Executive 451

Chester I. Barnard

How To Apply for a Situation from Safe Methods in Business 454 J. L. Nichols

VIII—PRODUCTION . . 4 5 5 Introduction: Take This Job and Love It 455 From The Travels of Marco Polo 460

Marco Polo

Manufactures from The Works of Alexander Hamilton 469 Alexander Hamilton

Manufactures from The Notes on the State of Virginia 476

Thomas Jefferson

That Aristocracy May Be Engendered by Manufactures

from Democracy in America 479 Alexis de Tocqueville

Alienated Labor 483

Karl Marx

From The Principles of Scientific Management 492 Frederick Taylor

From My Life and Work 500 Henry Ford

How to Estimate the Contents of a Pile of Grain,

Potatoes, Hay or Wood from Safe Methods of Business 508 J. L. Nichols

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From The House of Mirth 509 Edith Wharton

Economic Foothold from Women and the Trades 514 Elizabeth Beardsley Butler

Man and Machine from All Men Are Brothers 520 Mohandas Gandhi

Business Maxims from Safe Methods of Business 524 J. L. Nichols

Index 527

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