#business ethics

• Profiteering — A practice or mentality oriented exclusively toward obtaining quick and substantial profits, often by exploiting economic situations, utilizing methods on the verge of legality, or completely neglecting ethical and moral principles. In contemporary language, the term carries a distinctly pejorative connotation, denoting a unscrupulous chase for wealth rather than legitimate and honest commercial activity.
• Anti-monopolist — Opposing economic monopolies, exclusive commercial practices, or the excessive concentration of market power within a single corporation; a legislative regulation or doctrinal movement designed to protect free competition. In a structural sense, it describes statutes (such as antitrust laws) and economic oversight councils created to ensure a fair commercial environment.