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Journal of Social Entrepreneurship, 2018
In the face of growing social inequality, social entrepreneurship (SE) is considered to be a sustainable way to account for unmet social needs. Research acknowledges that SE-intention is an important prerequisite for SE-activity but there is only limited
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In the face of growing social inequality, social entrepreneurship (SE) is considered to be a sustainable way to account for unmet social needs. Research acknowledges that SE-intention is an important prerequisite for SE-activity but there is only limited
Philipp Kruse +3 more
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Monthly Review, 1966
Marx’S theory of value has caused much confusion and generated much controversy. It seems, certainly, perplexing as we follow the uphill struggle of Marx’s own mind from the simple dogmatism of the first volume of Capital to the intricate formulations of Volume III. But if we start from the vantage ground of Volume III the journey is much less arduous.
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Marx’S theory of value has caused much confusion and generated much controversy. It seems, certainly, perplexing as we follow the uphill struggle of Marx’s own mind from the simple dogmatism of the first volume of Capital to the intricate formulations of Volume III. But if we start from the vantage ground of Volume III the journey is much less arduous.
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Motivation and social cognitive theory
, 2020This article discusses motivation from the perspective of Bandura’s social cognitive theory. Motivation refers to processes that instigate and sustain goal-directed activities. Motivational processes are personal/internal influences that lead to outcomes
D. Schunk, Maria K. DiBenedetto
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On the Labour Theory of Value as a Theory of Value: a note
Review of Political Economy, 1998(1998). On the Labour Theory of Value as a Theory of Value: a note. Review of Political Economy: Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 227-232.
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Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 2002
Abstract From the properties that the value of commodities should satisfy, it can be derived that the only mathematical formula to represent value, as a function of scarcity, is the entropy function. From this function, the main factors that influence the value of a commodity are scarcity of the commodity, the number of producers, and the market size.
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Abstract From the properties that the value of commodities should satisfy, it can be derived that the only mathematical formula to represent value, as a function of scarcity, is the entropy function. From this function, the main factors that influence the value of a commodity are scarcity of the commodity, the number of producers, and the market size.
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IEEE Transactions on Systems Science and Cybernetics, 1966
The information theory developed by Shannon was designed to place a quantitative measure on the amount of information involved in any communication. The early developers stressed that the information measure was dependent only on the probabilistic structure of the communication process.
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The information theory developed by Shannon was designed to place a quantitative measure on the amount of information involved in any communication. The early developers stressed that the information measure was dependent only on the probabilistic structure of the communication process.
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1987
The only instance in which Adam Smith makes the value of commodities depend on the quantity of labour required to produce them is where ‘the whole produce of labour belongs to the labourer’ (Smith, 1776, vol. I, p. 54; see ibid., p. 72). ‘In that early and rude state of society which precedes both the accumulation of stock and the appropriate of land’,
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The only instance in which Adam Smith makes the value of commodities depend on the quantity of labour required to produce them is where ‘the whole produce of labour belongs to the labourer’ (Smith, 1776, vol. I, p. 54; see ibid., p. 72). ‘In that early and rude state of society which precedes both the accumulation of stock and the appropriate of land’,
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Review of Radical Political Economics, 1989
This paper presents a new concept of 'value" which is developed in the author's general equilibrium framework (1988a). A traditional concept of labor value and a relatively new concept of commodity value are uniformly shown from this "value" as its normalized forms.
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This paper presents a new concept of 'value" which is developed in the author's general equilibrium framework (1988a). A traditional concept of labor value and a relatively new concept of commodity value are uniformly shown from this "value" as its normalized forms.
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The measurement of environmental and resource values : theory and methods
, 2014A. Freeman, J. Herriges, C. Kling
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1991
Although ethics and axiology are closely related to each other and sometimes overlap, they are normally still considered two separate subareas of philosophy. However, in utilitarianism, since the principle of utility asserts that the ultimate criterion for morality is maximal utility, the essence of utilitarianism finally reduces to the maximization of
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Although ethics and axiology are closely related to each other and sometimes overlap, they are normally still considered two separate subareas of philosophy. However, in utilitarianism, since the principle of utility asserts that the ultimate criterion for morality is maximal utility, the essence of utilitarianism finally reduces to the maximization of
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