John Stapleford interacts with seven standard introductory economics texts to show how ethics are inextricably intertwined with economic life and analysis. This revised and expanded edition includes discussions of entitlements, global poverty, government debt, healthcare reform and immigration reform.
John Stapleford interacts with seven standard introductory economics texts to show how ethics are inextricably intertwined with economic life and analysis. This revised and expanded edition includes discussions of entitlements, global poverty, government debt, healthcare reform and immigration reform.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John E. Stapleford (PhD, University of Delaware) is president of the Caesar Rodney Institute, an education nonprofit. He is also principle in DECON First and a professor emeritus of economic development with Eastern University. Previously he was an associate director and senior economist with Moody's Analytics.
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Preface to the Third Edition Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1: Laying the Foundation 1 Grid Work: A Theological and Ethical Framework Part 2: Reflections on the Basic Assumptions of Economics 2 Me, Myself and Why: Pursuit of Self-Interest Promotes . . . What Exactly? 3 Waste Not? Reappraising the Goal of Economic Efficiency 4 It?s Mine! Private Property Rights Part 3: Macroeconomic Issues 5 But I?m Positive! Economics as a Science 6 How Does Your Garden Grow? The Possibilities and Perils of Economic Growth 7 Render unto Caesar: The Role of Government in the Economy 8 Overemployment: The Growth of Work and the Loss of Leisure 9 Catching Your Interest: Lending and Borrowing in Scripture and History 10 Gross Compensation: Executives Rolling in Dough Part 4: Microeconomic Issues 11 A Clarion Call: Poverty and Distributive Justice 12 Tending the Garden: Environmental Stewardship 13 Who?s Responsible? Business and Social Responsibility 14 False Hope: The Boom in Legalized Gambling Part 5: International Issues 15 The Naked Gorilla: The Ethical and Economic Challenge of the Pornography Industry 16 A Matter of Life and Debt: Debt Relief for Less-Developed Countries 17 Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor: The Economics of Immigration 18 The Malthusian Blues: The Ethics and Economics of Population Control 19 Sand in the Gears: The Corrosive Effect of Corruption 20 Why Waste Resources? Do Rural Development by the Book 21 Global Poverty: Top Down or Bottom Up?
Preface to the Third Edition Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1: Laying the Foundation 1 Grid Work: A Theological and Ethical Framework Part 2: Reflections on the Basic Assumptions of Economics 2 Me, Myself and Why: Pursuit of Self-Interest Promotes . . . What Exactly? 3 Waste Not? Reappraising the Goal of Economic Efficiency 4 It?s Mine! Private Property Rights Part 3: Macroeconomic Issues 5 But I?m Positive! Economics as a Science 6 How Does Your Garden Grow? The Possibilities and Perils of Economic Growth 7 Render unto Caesar: The Role of Government in the Economy 8 Overemployment: The Growth of Work and the Loss of Leisure 9 Catching Your Interest: Lending and Borrowing in Scripture and History 10 Gross Compensation: Executives Rolling in Dough Part 4: Microeconomic Issues 11 A Clarion Call: Poverty and Distributive Justice 12 Tending the Garden: Environmental Stewardship 13 Who?s Responsible? Business and Social Responsibility 14 False Hope: The Boom in Legalized Gambling Part 5: International Issues 15 The Naked Gorilla: The Ethical and Economic Challenge of the Pornography Industry 16 A Matter of Life and Debt: Debt Relief for Less-Developed Countries 17 Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor: The Economics of Immigration 18 The Malthusian Blues: The Ethics and Economics of Population Control 19 Sand in the Gears: The Corrosive Effect of Corruption 20 Why Waste Resources? Do Rural Development by the Book 21 Global Poverty: Top Down or Bottom Up?
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