Business is a game, which requires and demands both a special strategy and a special ethical understanding. It gives the main part to profit but similarly ethics also plays a very important role in business because without scale we cannot reach the tall building, so without ethical thinking business cannot be done. Private morality is respect for the truth, and the closer a businessman comes to the truth, the more he deserves respect. According to Henry Taylor's statement, he says that business ethics is a game ethic, different from religion ethics, so he means that business ethics is like a game and is different from religion. Ethics means dealing with morality and in this the truth plays an important role, which is why he quoted and underlined that "a lie ceases to be a lie when it is understood by everyone that it is not necessary to tell the truth". In a company many business people feel forced every day to say yes to their bosses when they secretly believe no and that this is generally accepted as a permissible strategy when the alternative could be to lose their job. Joining a business can be like being forced to play a situation game because business is a game in which there are many problems and many solutions. It is fair to say that if the individual refuses to bluff from time to time and if he feels forced to tell the truth, the whole truth is nothing but a kind of serious weakness of business opportunities in his business dealings. It is very difficult for any businessman to reconcile with the trick in which he plays a role. Before an individual can make profitable use of the strategy, he should understand that by bluffing he will not lose his self-respect and will not be emotionally disturbed. If he wants to reconcile his personal identity and high standards of honesty in business, he must be ethically justified by his feeling of bluffing. Business is a game that is played at all levels of corporate life, from the highest to the lowest. No one should think badly of business because its standards of right and wrong differ from the current moral traditions of our society. Nowadays there are many competitors that if we do business with morality, that is, we always tell the truth and do what is good for business, because sometimes what is good for business is not right for us, but then we have to Also... . half of the paper ......f justice are structurally identical, the distributions are equally fair. A great example of the time-slice principle is the well-being of the economy. Example: if some people are in prison for murder or war crimes, we do not say that to evaluate the justice of distribution in society we must only look at what this person has, and that person, and that person... . at the current time. Justice is historical, and historical principles of justice hold that people's past situations or actions can create differential rights or different merits towards things. Another great example Nozick provides involves Chamberlain's basketball teams. It tells us that people went crazy and gave their twenty-five cents to the Chamberlain instead of using that money for themselves, such as watching movies and much more. This happens because they worry about things other than needs. The general point is that any favored model would be transformed into an unfavorable one from the beginning, by people choosing to act in various ways such as people exchanging goods and services with other people. And to stop all this we would have to stop people transferring resources as they wish.