Sentence examples for economic ethics from inspiring English sources

But the profession has made an extraordinary mistake in failing to appreciate that well-meaning economists face daunting ethical challenges in their work.The case for professional economic ethics is simple.

That is a travesty of economic ethics.

One has to build that value in to the economic ethics equation.

We published a post by economist George DeMartino, author of a forthcoming book on the subject, who wrote The case for professional economic ethics is simple.

Weber's investigation of Protestantism led him to undertake studies on the "economic ethics" of other world religions, including Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism, and his interest in the origins of the modern Western society produced works on, among many other topics, the evolution of cities, the sociology of law, the decline of feudalism, and the rise of bureaucracy.

Here, in full, is the AEA Secretary's reply: "You should know that our middle name is "Ethics", but we have no particular code, consequently, I cannot comply with your request".That reply, in a nutshell, captures perfectly the attitude of economists regarding professional economic ethics over the past century.

Thus, on the one hand, he favoured a revision of the system of religious obligations and a brushing aside of condemnable innovations (bidʿah), and, on the other, he constructed an economic ethic that was more flexible on many points than that espoused by the contemporary schools.

The biobank functioning activates and assembles (borrowing the term from Deleuze and Latour5) different "elements" ("scientific", "technological", "economic", "ethic", "law", "social", "anthropological", "ideological" etc).

Sachs writes glowingly of the work of Hans Kung, a great theologian of the 20th century: "Kung found that diverse religious traditions share fundamental ethical standards regarding economic life and behavior, which can enable the world to identify and embrace a truly global economic ethic".

Management knowledge about their target market perceptions regarding their economic, social, ethics, philanthropic, and environmental performance are important for firms in the marketplace (Jaworski and Kohli 1993: Carroll 1991).

Quigley, who earned a reputation as a reformer on the Cook County Board, praised Quinn for being "a reformer before it was fashionable" and lauded the accidental governor for his work on economic recovery, ethics reform and the environment at a Chicago press conference announcing the endorsement.