Albert Carr

Albert Carr is known for his controversial essay, "Is Business Bluffing Ethical?" In it, he argues that business operates under different ethical standards compared to personal life. Carr suggests that some level of deception, akin to bluffing in poker, is acceptable and even necessary in business to achieve success. He believes that the competitive nature of business requires tactics that might be seen as unethical in other contexts. This perspective challenges traditional views on business ethics, prompting discussions about the moral boundaries of business practices and the nature of truth in a profit-driven environment.