1. Capitals 1. Financial Capital 2. Human Capital 3. Natural Capital
4.    Social Capital &Cultural Capital

2. Evolutions of business
1.Hunting and gathering
 2.Settling in geographical territory
 3.Emerging village community
4.Craft and manufacturing concentrate on cities
5.The modern states business interest and community interest
6.Transcending national geographical boundaries (MNCs).

3. DUAL- INVESTOR THEORY There are two types of investors.
 a)  Stock holder/proprietor/partners who provide financial capital.
b) Society provides opportunity capital. Businesses depends upon, roads, currency systems, sanitation facilities, police protection, knowledge provided by the educational institutions generation after generation (educated workforce) and people required to perform well in corporate setting.

4. Thus there are two types of investors
in any business “owners” who provide
financial capital and “society” which provide opportunity capital.
Society Protects Corporations by providing
the means for enforcing business
contracts. It provides the infrastructure, which
allows the corporation to function.
If corporations have benefited from society, they have duty of beneficence to society in return.

5. Thus every business firm (as moral community) must establish procedures to ensure that relation among stakeholders is governed by rules of justice.