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Are Economists Basically Immoral? "And Other Essays on Economics, Ethics and Religion"

Are Economists Basically Immoral? "And Other Essays on Economics, Ethics and Religion"

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  • ISBN:9780865977136
  • Editorial: Liberty Fund Inc.
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  • Nº Pág.:483
  • Idiomas:Ingles

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A well-trained theologian, a gifted and dedicated teacher of economics for over forty years, and the author of a highly regarded and widely used textbook, "The Economic Way of Thinking", Paul Heyne influenced generations of students of economics. Many of the essays in this volume are published here for the first time. The editors, Geoffrey Brennan and A M C Waterman, have divided Heyne's essays thematically to cover three general areas: the ethical foundations of free markets, the connection between those ethical foundations and Christian thought, and the teaching of economics -- both method and substance. Heyne's writings are unique in that he takes the critics of the free market order seriously and addresses their arguments directly, showing how they are defective in their understanding of economics and in their ethical and theological underpinnings. The engaging style of Heyne's essays makes them accessible to students as well as to scholars. Even in discussions of topics well beyond the fundamental level, Heyne still succeeds in providing students with an appreciation of basic economic principles.

Ch. 1 Are Economists Basically Immoral? 1
Ch. 2 Economics and Ethics: The Problem of Dialogue 10
Ch. 3 Income and Ethics in the Market System 29
Ch. 4 Can Homo Economicus Be Christian? 49
Ch. 5 Economic Scientists and Skeptical Theologians 81
Ch. 6 Christian Theological Perspectives on the Economy 97
Ch. 7 Controlling Stories: On the Mutual Influence of Religious Narratives and Economic Explanations 118
Ch. 8 Justice, Natural Law, and Reformation Theology 133
Ch. 9 The Concept of Economic Justice in Religious Discussion 151
Ch. 10 The U.S. Catholic Bishops and the Pursuit of Justice 171
Ch. 11 Jewish Economic Ethics in a Pluralist Society 192
Ch. 12 Christian Social Thought and the Origination of the Economic Order 213
Ch. 13 Clerical Laissez-Faire: A Case Study in Theological Ethics 238
Ch. 14 "The Nature of Man": What Are We After? 267
Ch. 15 Researchers and Degree Purchasers 276
Ch. 16 Economics Is a Way of Thinking 293
Ch. 17 Teaching Introductory Economics 302
Ch. 18 Teaching Economics by Telling Stories 315
Ch. 19 Between Sterility and Dogmatism 328
Ch. 20 Ethics on The Road to Serfdom and Beyond 339
Ch. 21 Measures of Wealth and Assumptions of Right: An Inquiry 348
Ch. 22 The Foundations of Law and Economics: Can the Blind Lead the Blind? 366
Ch. 23 What Is the Responsibility of Business under Democratic Capitalism?

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