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Rethinking Economic Inequality
Journal of Religious Ethics, 2019AbstractSecular discourse about problem of economic inequality rests on two foundational premises that are problematic from a theological point of view. First, individuals enter into society with the aim of bettering their own condition. Second, bettering one's own condition entails accruing more wealth and power so that one can fulfill more of one's ...
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2020
Abstract This chapter argues for a fundamental revaluation of how the productive dividend is to be shared. If there is little prospect of narrowing income inequalities or upgrading the quality of life for all through existing supply-side policies, new human capital requires a wide-ranging policy response to address inequalities of ...
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Abstract This chapter argues for a fundamental revaluation of how the productive dividend is to be shared. If there is little prospect of narrowing income inequalities or upgrading the quality of life for all through existing supply-side policies, new human capital requires a wide-ranging policy response to address inequalities of ...
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Green Economics: Rethinking Economics for Responsible Management Education
The SAGE Handbook of Responsible Management Learning and Education, 2020M. S. Cato, R. Read
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Rethinking economic development
Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique, 2019AbstractI provide a summary, reflection and assessment of the current state of economic development in both the policy and academic worlds. In terms of development policy, currently, the primary focus is on policy interventions, namely, foreign aid, aimed at fixing the “deficiencies” of developing countries.
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2017
As Keynes pointed out, economic decisions and activity under uncertainty do not tend automatically to full capacity utilization. Firms in general cannot but adapt their output to expected demand. This chapter invites us to rethink economic growth as the result of the factors that make the firms more or less optimistic regarding future aggregate demand.
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As Keynes pointed out, economic decisions and activity under uncertainty do not tend automatically to full capacity utilization. Firms in general cannot but adapt their output to expected demand. This chapter invites us to rethink economic growth as the result of the factors that make the firms more or less optimistic regarding future aggregate demand.
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Five times faster: rethinking the science, economics, and diplomacy of climate change
International Affairs, 2023T. Benton
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2017
Standard health economics is an applied field of neoclassical economics. It has three central characteristics: first, it conceives health care interactions in terms of market exchange, albeit these exchanges frequently demonstrate “market failure†; second, it embraces homo oeconomicus: the value of actions rests solely on their outcomes, and ...
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Standard health economics is an applied field of neoclassical economics. It has three central characteristics: first, it conceives health care interactions in terms of market exchange, albeit these exchanges frequently demonstrate “market failure†; second, it embraces homo oeconomicus: the value of actions rests solely on their outcomes, and ...
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