Creating Capital: Money-Making as an aim in Business

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Creating Capital: Money-Making as an Aim in Business by Frederick L. Lipman is a timeless exploration of the philosophy and purpose behind profit-driven enterprise. In this concise yet thought-provoking work, Lipman challenges the traditional moral ambiguity surrounding wealth creation by asserting that money-making is not only a valid but essential aim in business. Addressing entrepreneurs, executives, and students of commerce alike, Lipman sets out to legitimize the pursuit of capital as a noble and necessary goal within a functioning economic system. By treating money-making not as a side effect but as a central mission, he reframes the role of business in society — from merely providing goods and services to acting as a powerful engine for innovation, employment, and capital growth. Though brief in structure — containing a single focused chapter titled Money Making as an Aim in Business — the work opens up a broader debate on the ethics, motivations, and outcomes of capitalism. It articulates the importance of financial ambition while emphasizing responsibility, sustainability, and long-term value creation. This book is especially valuable for business professionals, economic thinkers, and anyone interested in the intersection of moral philosophy and commerce. It offers a candid reflection on capitalism’s core incentive and continues to inspire conversations about the purpose and power of business in modern society.

About the author

Frederick L. Lipman is an American business author, corporate attorney, and financial expert with decades of experience in entrepreneurship, capital formation, and corporate governance. He has authored numerous books on business strategy, private equity, and IPOs. Known for blending legal insight with practical financial wisdom, Lipman’s works are widely respected in both academic and professional circles.

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