Titlebook: Ethical Economics; M. R. Griffiths,J. R. Lucas Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 economics.eth

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Responsibilities,al responsibility, and to suggest, contrary to the actual practice of businessmen, that morality has no place in business dealings, so long as they do not break the law. The cooperative nature of a business enterprise furnishes certain grounds of obligation, both to those within the organization on

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Shares,heir company does, and the problems of ethical investment are real, but, as in all business transactions, limited by reason of the impersonality of the market place, itself stemming from a recognition of its often being for the other party to make decisions.

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Fiscal and Distributive Justice,stice requires that regard be paid to the contribution made by each individual, and hence favours differentials, though often practical difficulties, and sometimes ideological principles, may argue against. Even if distributive justice, rather than equality, is the aim, the State cannot distribute n

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The Original Adam,sions they take. Values can be argued about rationally, and may be changed in consequence; they underlie the aims and objectives we set ourselves, the interests we have, and the needs and wants we recognise. Some of our values we share with other people, but not others, and different forms of associ

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Money and False Images,eets this need. It is, essentially, encapsulated choice. It both presupposes freedom and enhances it. For this reason money has often been construed in terms of freedom alone, to the exclusion of justice, thereby creating a false image of economic activity. Further false images are generated by our

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