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Integration of Waqf towards enhancing financial inclusion and socio-economic justice in Nigeria
, 2020This paper aims to discuss the role of Waqf as a means of enhancing financial inclusion and socio-economic justice in Nigeria.,The methodology in this paper is that the data were elicited from secondary sources such as the Al-Qur’an, Hadiths and other ...
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God, Party, and the Poor: How Politics and Religion Interact to Affect Economic Justice Attitudes
, 2018Moral attitudes justifying economic inequality are often embedded within conservative religion and politics in the United States, even as traditional Christian values assert the need for compassion toward the poor.
R. A. Thomson, P. Froese
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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.
James E. Jonish, Lewis E. Hill
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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.
James E. Jonish, Lewis E. Hill
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Governance of profit and loss sharing financing in achieving socio-economic justice
Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research, 2017Purpose This study aims to explore the governance practices of profit and loss sharing (PLS) financing in connection to the socio-economic development objective of the Islamic financial institutions (IFIs).
Rizal Yaya, Ilham Maulana Saud
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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 +2 more
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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 ...
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Philosophical Topics, 1986
Judge Richard A. Posner is the leading and most creative exponent of “the economic analysis of law”—an extremely influential movement in American jurisprudence and law teaching. As he articulates and defends this pattern of analysis, it is seen as having both a descriptive and a normative dimension. As a descriptive theory, the economic analysis of law
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Judge Richard A. Posner is the leading and most creative exponent of “the economic analysis of law”—an extremely influential movement in American jurisprudence and law teaching. As he articulates and defends this pattern of analysis, it is seen as having both a descriptive and a normative dimension. As a descriptive theory, the economic analysis of law
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Review of Radical Political Economics, 2005
This article argues against contribution-based conceptions of economic justice and in favor of distribution according to effort or sacrifice. It responds to important objections implicit in the work of Robert Nozick and John Rawls, and argues that market socialist economies cannot avoid being inequitable.
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This article argues against contribution-based conceptions of economic justice and in favor of distribution according to effort or sacrifice. It responds to important objections implicit in the work of Robert Nozick and John Rawls, and argues that market socialist economies cannot avoid being inequitable.
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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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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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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 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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Spiritual Capital: A Moral Core for Social and Economic Justice
Spiritual Capital, 2013Contents: Preface Introduction Part 1 Grounding: Subjective grounding of the book: my indigenous, exogenous journey Objective grounding of the book: the missing moral core.
Samuel D. Rima
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