Corporations and business firms try to
instill a spirit of loyalty. This should not
be viewed simply as a device to increase
profits by over-working or misleading the
employees, nor as an adolescent urge for
belonging. It promotes a closer approximation
to the employees' potentially available
true rates of substitution between
production and leisure and enables each
team member to achieve a more preferred
situation. The difficulty, of course, is to
create economically that team spirit and
loyalty. It can be preached with an aura
of moral code of conduct a morality with
literally the same basis as the ten commandments
to restrict our conduct toward
what we would choose if we bore our
full costs.