“I am not advocating that the state expropriate the existing wealth of stockholders. I do believe that stockholders have the right to control the destiny of the firm, but the critical question is not stockholders’ right to control, but how they control it. The Christian social tradition advocates private property not because it allows one the freedom to do whatever one wants–choice is not the highest value here. Rather, private property provides an opportunity for persons to contribute to the common good, which serves as the basis for developing virtue at work. Virtue will not come about from the mentality of maximizing stockholder wealth, but rather from reconnecting capital to labor, communities, and others who have a stake in the capital.”