...Benjamin Wong Wei‐Bin   Zhang . On Adam Smith and Confucius: The Theory of Moral Sentiments and the Analects . New York : Nova Science Publications   2000 . 147 pp. , ISBN: 1‐56072‐765‐9 © MCB UP Limited 2001 --> Capitalism Theory Moral responsibility Wealth...

... for the actual detachment of economics from ethics. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Science Moral responsibility History Economic theory Economics grew out of moral philosophy and eventually became one of the moral sciences. At some point the mainstream of economics became detached from the moral...

... for the individual may be bad for the community. The second is that what is good for the community may also be good for the individual. © MCB UP Limited 2000 USA Economy Economics Ethics Moral responsibility The I‐Ching, or Book of Changes, though primarily considered...

... Capitalism Moral responsibility Welfare R = real value net revenues; r = marginal efficiency of capital; t = planning horizon. To illustrate this, we interpret a solidarity transfer as an investment project. Suppose the EU declares itself co‐responsible...

... Moral responsibility Prudence Why is it important to establish the moral status of entrepreneurship? Unless it can be shown that the entrepreneur does what’s morally worthwhile as an entrepreneur, that his role is ethically praiseworthy, not only his or her status in the market but the market...

...Peter McNamara Jeffrey T.   Young . Economics as a Moral Science: The Political Economy of Adam Smith . Cheltenham, UK; Lyme, US : Edward Elgar   1997 . pp. 225 + x , ISBN: 1858982677 © MCB UP Limited 1999 --> Adam Smith Economics Economists Moral...

... 1999 Enforcement Moral responsibility Natural resources Regulations Social responsibility The task before us is clear. The framework must be strengthened to better explain the available evidence on compliance. Only then can we confidently prescribe superior cost‐effective compliance...

... as detrimental to human dignity. It is this third concern that I will focus on in the remainder of this essay. I begin by comparing CST to the neo‐classical economic theory that is dominant in the USA. © Company 1998 Consumerism Moral responsibility Religion Social economics...

... they bring with them to the workplace and the marketplace. Economic theory Moral responsibility Religion Social economics © MCB UP Limited 1998 Today’s economy and the questions it raises are of global proportions. A decision in Tokyo puts Toyota employees to work checking out the pros...

... evidence enough. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Market economy Moral responsibility Religion Social economics Individualism accomplishes [alimitation to participation] by isolating the self … to itself and to its own good, that is, a good that exists in isolation from the good of the others...

... by nature? Is man a political animal? Is the justification for human existence to be found in the individual alone or in the social whole? Is society a synthesis of individuals, or does it contain something more than the simple totality of individuals? © MCB UP Limited 1998 Economics Moral...

... stark choice between maximizing profits and the “pure unadulterated socialism” of social responsibility, the practical result is the same (Friedman, 1970, p. 33). © MCB UP Limited 1998 Ethics Moral responsibility Organizational restructuring The stumbling‐block to finding...

... in view of the fact that some advertisements are so foreign to the Indian customs, culture and way of life that it makes the commercial product irrelevant to existing conditions in India. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Business history Economics Ethics India Moral responsibility Social...

..., …, S_q, …, S_r (r ≥ 1) (4) At least one stakeholder is present in the situation. Responsible choice involves finding and implementing the decision alternative which corresponds to the idea of moral responsibility in the given context. A_i...

... trade History Individual behaviour Moral responsibility Values Marx (1954) thought that alienation occurred when powerless workers lost contact with their human selves after being turned into cogs in the factory system; intelligence was drawn from the human being and built into the productive...

... as the Enlightenment was a literary one. The scientific discoveries of the seventeenth century led to a new Weltanschauung, created not by the scientists themselves but by Fontenelle and his successors (White, 1970, p. 11). © MCB UP Limited 1995 Beliefs Moral responsibility Religion Socialism...

... constituted a major departure from its intellectual inheritance, and has weakened its authority as a basis for policy formulation. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Churches Ethics Moral responsibility Social responsibility The regard to those general rules of conduct is what is properly called...

... abstain from injuring one another...(Smith, 1966, p. 127). © MCB UP Limited 1994 Capitalism Crime Economic systems Ethics Growth Moral responsibility Social economics Socialism This article argues that the reform of the economic system is but part of the overall process of social...

...” (Solzhenitsyn, 1980a, pp. 111‐12). The Gulag Oblationis too high a price to pay for world dominion. Material wellbeing is not to be achieved at the expense of one′s spiritual wellbeing. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Development Ethics Europe Moral responsibility Religion Social economics War...

... Individual behaviour Moral responsibility Social economics Social responsibility Society The basic theory of traditional competitive economics and free enterprise is dominated by the exclusive emphasis and meaning given to the individual (whether an individual person or an individual corporation...