The best short stories of 1918, and the yearbook of the American short story

Prosperity and Ethics

At what point does the pursuit of success become morally reprehensible? Are the ends always justified by the means, or are there certain lines that should never be crossed, regardless of the potential rewards?

This theme delves into the moral compromises individuals make in pursuit of their goals, particularly in the context of business and wealth. It examines the balance between personal ethics and the ruthless realities of the marketplace.