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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The Third World, Growth and Resources,al with the Third World on occasion, and as citizens may have to vote; and although often there is not much to be done, it is important to have a clear mind about the implications of economic activity, if only to avoid being made to feel guilty, and to prevent potential recruits being put off from business life.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-67591-1ation have different decision-procedures in consequence. Some are centralised, but where there is considerable divergence of values held, we have decentralised decisionprocedures in which agreements are reached, often by bargaining. These form the model of the business transaction.

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Mario Pufahl,Patrick Paulsen,Paul Arndt in terms of a just price or just wage fixed by some absolute standard, but in terms of a process that recognises the importance, in arriving at decisions, of the other’s point of view as well as one’s own.

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The Original Adam,ation have different decision-procedures in consequence. Some are centralised, but where there is considerable divergence of values held, we have decentralised decisionprocedures in which agreements are reached, often by bargaining. These form the model of the business transaction.

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Cooperation, in terms of a just price or just wage fixed by some absolute standard, but in terms of a process that recognises the importance, in arriving at decisions, of the other’s point of view as well as one’s own.

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Book 1996ences of interest can limit the importance of ethical considerations. The responsibilities of business towards employees, employers, customers, competitors, the state, the environment and the third world are all discussed.