Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents iii
3. Foreword v
4. Scope of this book and acknowledgements vii
5. List of contributors ix
6. Overview
7. Towards a ‘right use of money’ 3
8. The role of money in 21st-century Britain’s economy
9. A ‘full investment’ approach 13
10. Meeting economic, environmental and social challenges simultaneously 19
11. Restoring the link between money, price signals and ethics 29
12. Encouraging enterprise and decentralisation 39
13. Ethical dimensions
14. Linking money and morality 49
15. Encouraging a ‘giving’ culture 55
16. Managing the power of money 59
17. Money: what is it for? 67
18. Returning business ethics and philanthropy to corporate social responsibility 71
19. Reducing inequality 79
20. Empowerment
21. Living on a low income 89
22. Hearing but not listening: why charities fail 97
23. Responding to cultural diversity 103
24. Conquering helplessness: ones and zeros 113
25. The myth of easy money: developing financial services that would really help 123
26. Conclusions
27. Promising approaches and mechanisms 135
28. Index 141