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International Economic Justice
2009The magnitude of economic inequalities between nations raises a number of crucial questions. Some of these questions are empirical. What best explains the origins and persistence of such enormous disparities between countries? What measures, if any, are available to alleviate the material inequalities between nations?
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Economic justice and the economist
1983In a recent issue of The Public Interest (vol. 31, Spring 1973), Lester Thurow, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, argued that economic justice requires radical changes in the distribution of income and wealth in this country, and proposed specific redistributive measures. I shall argue three points here: (a) The measures
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On Justice as an Economic Concept
The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1951HERBERT JOHNSON, in his article entitled "Economics and Ethics" (AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY, January, 19 0, page 217) holds that economics is an autonomous science that must be tied to the science of ethics. He maintains that economics supplies the means, ethics the end or goal to be achieved.
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International Journal of Social Economics, 1994
Economic justice ispossible, if one means by it commutative justice which provides for human dignity, for fair exchange and for the participation of everyone who wants to participate. It is also essential if worldwide disorder is to be avoided. But many forces militate against it and it requires an insurance system such as the one which Josiah Royce ...
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Economic justice ispossible, if one means by it commutative justice which provides for human dignity, for fair exchange and for the participation of everyone who wants to participate. It is also essential if worldwide disorder is to be avoided. But many forces militate against it and it requires an insurance system such as the one which Josiah Royce ...
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Studies in Christian Ethics, 2004
Within Christian social ethics different conceptions of market economy are related to different theories of justice. In this article the understanding of justice in the economic ethics of Ronald Preston will be analysed. Here will also be discussed some conceptions of justice which are developed within a Swedish research project on ethics and ...
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Within Christian social ethics different conceptions of market economy are related to different theories of justice. In this article the understanding of justice in the economic ethics of Ronald Preston will be analysed. Here will also be discussed some conceptions of justice which are developed within a Swedish research project on ethics and ...
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The Struggle for Economic Justice
Labor Studies Journal, 2000The Struggle for Economic Justice , The Struggle for Economic Justice , کتابخانه دیجیتال دفتر تبلیغات ...
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Annual Review of Economics, 2019
Social justice considerations are incorporated into welfare economics via properties of the social welfare function and measures of individual utility. The ethical issues underlying various approaches are illustrated through intriguing paradoxes that have emerged in the literature. Such puzzles point to the tensions among certain important values (such
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Social justice considerations are incorporated into welfare economics via properties of the social welfare function and measures of individual utility. The ethical issues underlying various approaches are illustrated through intriguing paradoxes that have emerged in the literature. Such puzzles point to the tensions among certain important values (such
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Justice and the Economics of Terminal Illness
The Hastings Center Report, 1988Justice and the Economics of Terminal Illness The costs of medical care have reached a level that can no longer be ignored: $1.25 billion a day in the United States. The expenditures for health care as a proportion of GNP are now almost 11 percent. [1] Insurance planners, government officials, labor leaders responsible for health care benefit plans, as
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Review of Social Economy, 1999
Economic justice is an important subject to be studied by academics. It is also central to public policy debates on such issues as the need for adequate wages, the prevalence of poverty, and the adverse impacts of the globalization of production. Questions of economic justice are fundamentally questions about the ethics of income distribution.
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Economic justice is an important subject to be studied by academics. It is also central to public policy debates on such issues as the need for adequate wages, the prevalence of poverty, and the adverse impacts of the globalization of production. Questions of economic justice are fundamentally questions about the ethics of income distribution.
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Income Distribution and “Economic Justice”
The Journal of Economic Education, 1986The public debate on tax reform, studies of the consequences of the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, and the criticism by the Roman Catholic bishops at their 1984 conference have focused attention once again on the “fairness” of income distribution in the United States This article surveys the arguments for and against income redistribution against ...
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