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Thoughtful Economic Man

Name: Thoughtful Economic Man
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02023837
Price: 46.69 EUR
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Author: J. Gay Tulip Meeks
ISBN: 9780521144940

Essays on Rationality, Moral Rules and Benevolence

J. Gay Tulip Meeks

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 02023837

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, giugno 2010

The essays by celebrated authors in this 1991 book cover themes fundamental to economics: the influe... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 02023837

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The essays by celebrated authors in this 1991 book cover themes fundamental to economics: the influence of benevolence, altruism, justice and religious principles in our treatment of others in society; and the bases of rationality in decision making under conditions of uncertainty. These common themes are given a wide range of perspectives by the contributors, who discuss whether not just a 'rational' but also a 'thoughtful' economic man can be fitted into a sophisticated version of the orthodox model of man as a self-interested maximizer, or whether a radical upheaval in economic analysis is needed to accommodate him. The book is an examination by leading authorities of not only the role of rationality and morals in economics, but also the implications of conventional conceptions of rational economic man for all economic study. It constitutes a powerful argument for greater richness and subtlety in ideas about the motivations of individuals in their economic behaviour.