There is a contradiction between his personal and business ethics because if he wanted to make money and give it to others that needed it, being a Christian, he could have done so more ethically.
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The power exercised was not in keeping with the social contract of Rockefeller's era. He may not have broken any laws but he may have been involved in what can be considered unethical business practices. Rockefeller forced other company owners to sell or go bankrupt. He constructed arrangements with the railroad companies to earn a higher profit on his product, giving Standard Oil an advantage over competitors...
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