This book explores Quaker enterprises from 1700 to 2010 as examples of an ethical capitalism, and tests them against prominent economists and their concern for economic justice. King offers ‘Quakernomics’ as a model for corporate social responsibility in the modern world, exploring Quaker businesses which combine commercial success with philanthropy and social activism. King argues for the Quakers’ practice of ‘total capitalism’ not as a historically remote nicety but as an immediately relevant guide for today’s global economy.