This title was first published in 2003. This book assumes a viewpoint practically absent from contemporary economics by readdressing the original fundamental question of economics: how should we decide how scarce resources should be allocated among competing uses? By focusing on this question the book necessarily reconstitutes the link between ethics and economics. The book deals with a crucial topic: the moral assessment of the market mechanism as a tool for allocating scarce resources.
This title was first published in 2003. This book assumes a viewpoint practically absent from contemporary economics by readdressing the original fundamental question of economics: how should we decide how scarce resources should be allocated among competing uses? By focusing on this question the book necessarily reconstitutes the link between ethics and economics. The book deals with a crucial topic: the moral assessment of the market mechanism as a tool for allocating scarce resources.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Alfonso Salinas is a Lecturer at the Universidad Jesuita Alberto Hurtado in Chile.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction. Moral Knowledge: The necessity and impossibility of a moral criterion Two types of knowledge The problem of social choice under a moral relativist framework Knowledge and its limits Appendix to chapter 4: Gödel's impossibility theorem Morality: a history that writes itself The development of moral knowledge: feelings, reason and free-will Concluding remarks of part I. Moral Philosophy: Knowledge About Moral Knowledge: Introduction to part II Ancient philosophy: outlining the groundwork From the moral implications of 'the Other' to Kantian moral philosophy Prudence, morality and feelings Utilitarianism, consequentialism and pragmatism Concluding remarks of part II. The Market, Moral Knowledge and the Allocation of Resources: Introduction to part III The market and economic theories: from wealth to ophelimity Efficiency The insufficiency of efficiency Using moral knowledge to assess the market's operation Externalities Concluding commentaries Bibliography Index of authors.
Contents: Introduction. Moral Knowledge: The necessity and impossibility of a moral criterion Two types of knowledge The problem of social choice under a moral relativist framework Knowledge and its limits Appendix to chapter 4: Gödel's impossibility theorem Morality: a history that writes itself The development of moral knowledge: feelings, reason and free-will Concluding remarks of part I. Moral Philosophy: Knowledge About Moral Knowledge: Introduction to part II Ancient philosophy: outlining the groundwork From the moral implications of 'the Other' to Kantian moral philosophy Prudence, morality and feelings Utilitarianism, consequentialism and pragmatism Concluding remarks of part II. The Market, Moral Knowledge and the Allocation of Resources: Introduction to part III The market and economic theories: from wealth to ophelimity Efficiency The insufficiency of efficiency Using moral knowledge to assess the market's operation Externalities Concluding commentaries Bibliography Index of authors.
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