But it is an important book because it analyzes the underlying causes for a lot of the things that I see posted on BP, such as our declining morals, excessive consumerism, poor parenting, etc.The book is fairly exhaustively researched and filled with data and that can make it boring for people who don't like statistics and numbers.

I guess the moral of the story is, if you put a bid in on a HUD house then I wouldn't expect them to follow their rule of posting results "daily"

Also found this quote to be funny: "Banking-industry officials and others have argued that homeowners have a moral obligation to pay their debts even when it seems to make good business sense to default."

They should be moral and ethical providing Unbiased data (comps).3.

If morale is tanking and I truly value a company, I will voice my concerns.

Generally through "moral suasion" but a couple of times by paying an attorney to conduct a Trustee's Sale.There are two sides to any deal, PRICE and TERMS.

Moral of the story.

The US does not have an absolute Freedom of Speech, ie. you cannot yell FIRE in a crowded theater, you cannot make threats against a high profile person, you cannot blackmail someone, etc...Morally, you should never use TRUTH as a WEAPON (telling someone they are fat just to be hurtful).

How vigoursly you disclose and defend your position is an indication of moral and ethical position as well as your standing in compliance with applicable laws!

After 2 years - I had to get away and start my own company built on charcter, ethics and morals that were lacking in that first company!