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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05519-8orks on economic responsibility and social value; economic value and social value; and individual control and public control. The final section introduces the reader to the articles in the collected volume.

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,Allgemeines über den Abflu? des Wassers,ons. Responsibility is important for model builders as well as for those who apply models and interpret their outcomes. Thus, responsibility for the economic outcome of an economic action, if seen from the perspective of an individual, is different from the responsibility for the economy, i.e. being

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37046-9bout what he called ., Clark aimed at the development of an economics able to address economic change and to inform the working business ethics of economic actors. Clark delineated a vision about a future economy based on responsible economic action and moderate, well-informed public control. Clark’

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On the Responsibility for Economic Models and Their Useons. Responsibility is important for model builders as well as for those who apply models and interpret their outcomes. Thus, responsibility for the economic outcome of an economic action, if seen from the perspective of an individual, is different from the responsibility for the economy, i.e. being