THE INVISIBLE HAND AND THE COMMON GOOD
Ouvrage 9783540223535 : THE INVISIBLE HAND AND THE COMMON GOOD
The basic moral significance of neo-classical economics and the
competitive market system it represents is founded on the classical
liberal tradition in which the "simple system of natural liberty" is
claimed to give expression to the harmony of each with all. Though such
a common good would not be the outcome of the intentions of individual
agents or state planning, nevertheless, the impersonal forces of a
capitalist market would so allocate resources as to lead the
self-interested participants in such an economy, as if by an "invisible
hand", to a coherent social order of mutual advantage. The papers in
this volume critically examine central aspects of the preceding social
ethos underlying contemporary political economy and our increasingly
globalized market culture. The inquiry is undertaken from a variety of
disciplinary perspectives at the intersection of philosophy, economics,
political science, sociology, psychology, and computer science.
Auteur : HODGSON
Editeur : SPRINGER VERLAG
Nombre de pages : 463
Date de publication : 11 2004
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