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Justice and Economic Democracy

Review of Political Economy, 1998
This paper explores the relationship between justice and democracy with special reference to economic democracy. Those who favor greater economic democracy sometimes equate justice with democracy, seeing in greater democracy the key to a more just society. The author presents a critique of this idea, arguing that greater democracy does not mean greater
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Justice and Welfare Economics

Review of Social Economy, 1959
The attempt to specify precisely the criteria to be used by the economist to evaluate economic policy and institutions has led to the development of that specialized branch of analysis known as "welfare economics." Bypassing the problem of interpersonal comparisons of utility by invoking the "compensation principle," welfare economics proceeds to ...
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The Economics of Justice

Review of Social Economy, 1991
By Josef Solterer Georgetown University I Some 50 years ago, Father Thomas F. Divine, S.J. assembled at Marquette University and other meeting places a group of men and women for the purpose of studying justice in matters economic. They were mostly economics teachers in American Catholic colleges, dissatisfied with available textbooks and the ...
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Economic Justice

2009
Under conditions of imperfect knowledge a price system is essential for signalling information about surplus and shortage of particular goods, relative to demand. A profit system is essential to give individuals an incentive to respond to changing prices.
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economic justice

This important two volume work includes a comprehensive introduction to the literature by the editors and contains the major articles on economic justice written during the last 50 years.
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The Justice of Economics

Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, 1987
Abstract L’ipotesi. di massimizzazione della ricchezza sostiene che una transazione o qualche altra modifica nell’uso o nella proprietà delle risorse dev’essere giudicata positivamente se in conseguenza di essa aumenta la ricchezza della collettività.
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Economic Justice

2014
Christianity has had a long-standing interest in economic justice, rooted in its Scriptures, especially Old Testament prophets and the New Testament Gospels. It was taken up by the Church Fathers and the Scholastics, in their concern for the poor, just prices, and usury. Taking this concern to modern market economies is complicated but important. After
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An Inquiry into the Relationship between Economic Freedom and Economic Justice Economic Freedom and Economic Justice

International Journal of Social Economics, 1993
Makes the distinction between negative freedom or liberty, which means the absence of constraint and compulsion, and positive freedom, which always implies the power to make one′s will effective to gain access to a chosen alternative. Argues that positive freedom can be used either creatively or destructively.
Lewis E. Hill, James E. Jonish
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The Economics of Justice

2016
This chapter reviews important contributions to justice research in economics with an emphasis on empirical findings that bear on leading theories of justice. We consider evidence from both incentivized economics experiments and self-reported surveys and explore their relation to justice theories that have been treated in both the descriptive and ...
James Konow, Lars Schwettmann
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