Titlebook: Ethics in Economics, Business, and Economic Policy; Peter Koslowski Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1992 E

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29995-8facing a watershed like the one faced a hundred years ago when people had to handle the transformation from an agricultural to an industrial society. The growing interest in matters relating to values and morals is associated with changes in working conditions.

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Enrico Feoli,Laura Feoli Chiapellaral grounds. Even if the explosion is uncertain or the technology to destroy the gas on the spot is not present, even then the firm’s conduct would be seen as irresponsible and in the event of an explosion they would be held responsible.

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Christopher Downey,Anthony Kellyge. In the concrete situation of action, the acting person has to decide simultaneously on his preferences and on the allocation of his resources for the realization of his preferences. A normative and descriptive theory of human actions thus has to apply, simultaneously, both ethical and economic concepts to the analysis of human behaviour.

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The Concept of a Person as the Anthropological Basis of Business and Corporate Ethicsstence are personal aspects. Thus, the introduction of the concept of person into economic theory and practice is the necessary extension of the insufficient economic interpretations of the human being and the concepts of action resulting from this insufficiency.

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Discussion Summaryitude of treating the other as a . — could easily lead towards a sociological account of man. The personalistic tradition in the sense of Maritain reacts fearely to this sociological explanation of man because it neglects the transcendental capacity of man which is seen as the essence of man (.).

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