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090			_a4.12 _bG8556e
100	1		_aGRIFFITHS, M. R _94354
245	1	0	_aEthical economics
260			_aNew York : _bSt. Martin's, _c1996
300			_a245 p.
505	8	0	_t1 - Benevolence and self-interest _t2 - Taking decisions _t3 - Values _t4 - Interests _t6 - Models _tChapter 2 - Cooperation _t1 - Cooperation _t2 - Business enterprises _t3 - Cooperator's surplus _t4 - Tu and vous _t5 - Economic justice _tChapter 3 - Money and false images _t1 - Money and wealth _t2 - Freedom and impersonality _t3 - Money and competition _t4 - Single swaps _t5 - Maximizing _t6 - Justice and freedom _tChapter 4 - Responsibilities _t1 - Responsibility to _t2 - Responsibility for _t3 - Commom concerns _t4 - The other's point of view _t5 - Grounds of obligation _t6 - Trusteeship _t7 - Legalism and morality _t8 - Duty and obligation _tChapter 5 - Shares _t1 - Limited liability _t2 - Duties of managers to shareholders _t3 - Alternatives to tradeable shares _t4 - Ownership and market value _t5 - Short-termism _t6 - the ethical investor _tChapter 6 - Employment _t1 - The curse of Adam _t2 - Obligations of employers _t3 - Obligations of employees _t4 - Openess, privacy and secrecy _t5 - Confidentiality _t6 - Whistle-blowing _t7 - Collective bargaining _t8 - Jobs _t9 - Overmanning and downsizing _t10 - Full and future employment _tChapter 7 - Customers, suppliers and neighbours _t1 - Duties to customers _t2 - Advertising _t3 - Duties to suppliers and creditors _t4 - Duties do competitors _t5 - Duties do trade _t6 - Duties to neighbours _tChapter 8 - The professions _t1 - The professional _t2 - Benevolence _t3 - the oldest profession _t4 - Disinterestedness _t5 - Professional pay _t6 - Benefices and fees _t7 - The fiduciary role _t8 - Business professions _t9 - Vous and tu, needs and wants _t10 - Taking on the profesions _tChapter 9 - Codes, sanctions and the state _t1 - Codes _t2 - Sanctions _t3 - The state and the limits of state power _t4 - Reason and balance _t5 - Political legitimacy _tChapter 10 - Fiscal and distributive justice _t1 - Politics and economics _t2 - Limits of the market economy _t3 - Fiscal justice _t4 - Redistribution _t5 - Equality and difference _t6 - Egalitarianism _t7 - Distributive justice _tChapter 11 - The third worls, growth and resources _t1 - Guilt _t2 - Transferability _t3 - Education and trade _t4 - Globalisation _t5 - Corruption _t6 - Foreign aid _t7 - Beware of numbers _t8 - Gross national product _t9 - Is economic activity a good thing ? _t10 - Limited resources _tChapter 12 - Towards a non-privative view of business _t1 - Spectrum _t2 - Shared values _t3 - Delegation _t4 - Accountability _t5 - Commom ground _t6 - The wider view _t7 - The non-privative world _tChapter 13 - Can a businessman be moral? _t1 - Survival _t2 - False alternatives _t3 - Enlightened self-interest _t4 - Renunciation _t5 - Vocations _t6 - The moral businessman _tSo what ?
650		4	_aÉtica _911958
700	1		_aLUCAS, J. R _913822
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998			_a20001023 _bMaria _cMaria do Carmo Raphael
998			_a20160322 _b1122^b _cInácio
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c1727 _d1727
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