This work brings together leading practitioners from the field of social economics to address such issues as the transition from command economies, repairing dysfunctional economies, and to debate values and premises in social economics.
This work brings together leading practitioners from the field of social economics to address such issues as the transition from command economies, repairing dysfunctional economies, and to debate values and premises in social economics.
Edward J. O'Boyle is a social economist whose work is grounded in a personalism which affirms the dignity of every human being, and which asserts that the central purpose of any economic system is to meet human material need. This work is probably best reflected in his book The Social Economics of Human Material Need.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1 On the origins of values and premises in social economics Chapter 1 Economic History as a Source of Socioeconomic Normative Value, Lewis E. Hill Chapter 2 John Stuart Mill, Hans E. Jensen Chapter 3 Philosophical Foundations of Social Economics, John E. Elliott Part 2 On producing efficiently, turning a profit, and investing it Chapter 4 Gain-Seeking, Peter L. Danner Chapter 5 The Investment Decision as Moral Choice, Stephen T. Worland Part 3 On justice, solidarity, and community Chapter 6 Solidarity and Community in the World Economy, Kishor Thanawala Chapter 7 Self-Interest, Economic Efficiency, and the General Welfare, Elba K. Brown-Collier Part 4 On repairing the dysfunction of capitalist economies Chapter 8 Doubts About Competition, Mark A. Lutz Chapter 9 Ethical Conflicts in Managing the S&L Insurance Mess, Edward J. Kane Chapter 10 The Civil World of Business, Severyn T. Bruyn Part 5 On the transition from command economies Chapter 11 Catholic Social Doctrine and the New World Order, Thomas O. Nitsch Chapter 12 Ethical Policy Making in the Transition Economies, Christine Rider Chapter 13 Telkom Teletra, Edward J. O'Boyle
Introduction Part 1 On the origins of values and premises in social economics Chapter 1 Economic History as a Source of Socioeconomic Normative Value, Lewis E. Hill Chapter 2 John Stuart Mill, Hans E. Jensen Chapter 3 Philosophical Foundations of Social Economics, John E. Elliott Part 2 On producing efficiently, turning a profit, and investing it Chapter 4 Gain-Seeking, Peter L. Danner Chapter 5 The Investment Decision as Moral Choice, Stephen T. Worland Part 3 On justice, solidarity, and community Chapter 6 Solidarity and Community in the World Economy, Kishor Thanawala Chapter 7 Self-Interest, Economic Efficiency, and the General Welfare, Elba K. Brown-Collier Part 4 On repairing the dysfunction of capitalist economies Chapter 8 Doubts About Competition, Mark A. Lutz Chapter 9 Ethical Conflicts in Managing the S&L Insurance Mess, Edward J. Kane Chapter 10 The Civil World of Business, Severyn T. Bruyn Part 5 On the transition from command economies Chapter 11 Catholic Social Doctrine and the New World Order, Thomas O. Nitsch Chapter 12 Ethical Policy Making in the Transition Economies, Christine Rider Chapter 13 Telkom Teletra, Edward J. O'Boyle
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