Delve into the foundational principles and critical debates surrounding the ethics of competition. This seminal work, part of the acclaimed Classics in Economics Series, offers timeless insights into market morality, economic fairness, and the ethical dimensions inherent in competitive systems, making it essential reading for scholars and practitioners alike.
Dive into the often-misunderstood lost legacy of Adam Smith, exploring the nuances of his economic and moral philosophy beyond the surface. This piece uncovers the overlooked aspects of his work, from the true meaning of the invisible hand to his broader capitalism principles, challenging contemporary interpretations and inviting a deeper look at his enduring influence.
This Festschrift, "The Human in the Market," is a distinguished collection of essays honoring the profound contributions of Georg Bergler. It delves into critical aspects of economic thought, exploring the intricate relationship between humanity and market dynamics, alongside crucial considerations of market ethics and broader economic philosophy. This volume offers invaluable perspectives for scholars and practitioners alike.
Explore the profound and enduring works of Adam Smith, the father of modern economics. His groundbreaking ideas, particularly those articulated in 'The Wealth of Nations,' revolutionized our understanding of free markets, division of labor, and the role of self-interest in economic prosperity. Discover the concepts of the invisible hand and how Smith's insights continue to shape economic thought and policy today.