Learn to think and act in a businesslike manner. Securing their economic and financial future is one of the central issues that many social work organizations must inevitably address today. In other words, they need to learn to think and act in a businesslike way. The luxury of viewing "profit maximization here, social justice there" as irreconcilable opposites and acting accordingly is no longer an option for anyone today. The author presents both the core of economic thinking in social work and the specifics of business administration for social enterprises. This book not only bridges the gap between business administration and social work but also serves as a systematic introduction to business-related questions, strategies, and tools: fundamental principles of economics.