business fiction

Business fiction refers to narrative works—novels or stories—that incorporate business themes, settings, or characters, often exploring the dynamics of corporate environments, entrepreneurship, and economic dilemmas. These stories may portray the challenges and ethical dilemmas faced by business leaders and employees, offering insights into human behavior, decision-making, and the impacts of capitalism. While entertaining, business fiction can also serve as a thought-provoking commentary on real-world business practices, encouraging readers to reflect on morality, innovation, and the consequences of business decisions. Examples include works by authors like Michael Lewis and John Grisham that blend storytelling with business concepts.