Profit is not aligned with what is healthy for society because prices are not honest. IF we account for externalities, THEN what is good for the corporations is also good for the larger society and future generations.<br><br>Reference to guardrails and the destruction of forests gets to the point. If we charge fees to those who disturb wildlife habitat or cut forests," we could raise the fees (the limiting mechanism) until the rate of deforestation is acceptable. (We can take a series of random polls to discover what is acceptable to most people regarding various kinds of impacts on the environment.)<br><br>Share fee proceeds to make the policy fair (and end poverty in the process).<br><br>Apply moral principle to politics and economics:<br><a href=""https://gaiabrain.blogspot.com/2018/11/moral-principle-applied-to-politics-and.html"">https://gaiabrain.blogspot.com/2018/11/moral-principle-applied-to-politics-and.html</a>"