Behavior drivers of homo spiritualis in economic decisions - Achim, Monica Violeta
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Human society has changed a lot and is changing nowadays with an increasing rapidity. We assist today to a high reconstruction of the classical economy under the form of the new economy, in which the behaviors patterns are more and more valued and the dilemma of homo economicus vs homo spiritualis is the subject of the larger debates. Literature reveals the tensions between homo economicus, whose actions are predominantly based on self-interest and homo spiritualis, who considers goodness, compassion, truth and justice in the human actions. Therefore, nowadays the researchers of economic…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Human society has changed a lot and is changing nowadays with an increasing rapidity. We assist today to a high reconstruction of the classical economy under the form of the new economy, in which the behaviors patterns are more and more valued and the dilemma of homo economicus vs homo spiritualis is the subject of the larger debates. Literature reveals the tensions between homo economicus, whose actions are predominantly based on self-interest and homo spiritualis, who considers goodness, compassion, truth and justice in the human actions. Therefore, nowadays the researchers of economic phenomena largely go beyond the economic explanations, emphasizing the role of social and psychological factors. This book is meant to highlight the role of some important drivers such as culture, religion, happiness or subjective well-being on the economic phenomena such as corruption and shadow economy (at macroeconomic level) or entrepreneurship and business performances (at microeconomic level). These relationships are analyzed using both a theoretical and practical view under some empirical researchers.
Autorenporträt
Monica Violeta Achim is currently Associate Professor PhD. at Finance Department, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Babe¿-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.Sorin Nicolae Borlea is currently Associate Professor PhD. at Accounting and Finance Department, Faculty of Economics, West Vasile Goldi¿ University, Arad, Romania.