Unlock the secrets behind our shifting moral compass with 'Licence to be Bad' by Jonathan Aldred. This thought-provoking book explores how economic principles have infiltrated our ethics and values over the past fifty years. Aldred argues that the traditional notions of 'good' and 'right' have been fundamentally altered by economic theorists whose ideas have shaped modern decision-making. With a compelling narrative, Aldred reveals how these economic paradigms promote behaviors that were once deemed harmful or wrong but are now seen as rational choices in society. This B-format paperback, published by Penguin UK in 2020, spans 320 pages of critical insight that challenges readers to reflect on the impact of economics on our moral frameworks. Whether you're an economics enthusiast, a philosophy buff, or simply curious about societal shifts, 'Licence to be Bad' offers a deep dive into the intersection of economics and morality. Understand how the influence of economic thought has transformed modern values and navigate toward a path of critical self-awareness. Discover how we can reverse this tide and rediscover our moral bearings. Perfect for readers looking to explore the intricacies of ethics in an economically-driven world, this book is essential for anyone keen on understanding the complexities of human behavior in today's society. Grab your copy today and start questioning the very essence of what it means to be 'bad' in an economy that encourages it.