__Personalist Economics: Moral Convictions, Economic Realities, and____Social Action__ examines the nature of the worker and consumer from a personalist perspective, comparing that body of knowledge to what is received from conventional economics. A running theme throughout this book is that personalist economics is attentive to both aspects of human material need - physical need and the need for work as such - in a way that does not disregard human wants. Accordingly, this book is more concerned about the philosophical base and description of the economy's significant characteristics than social economic policy. __Personalist Economics__ explores four dimensions of particularly acute human physical need: unemployment, poverty, homelessness, and death. In addressing these four aspects of need, the book delves into the second and third domains of social economics: description of the significant characteristics of the economy, and social economic policy. In the same way, __Personalist Economics__ explores two types of economic cooperation - supra-firm alliances and inter-firm partnerships - as means for addressing certain aspects of human material need. This book concludes with a lengthy discussion of the challenges facing personalist economics in the years ahead.

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O'Boyle, Edward J.

Springer London, Limited

United States, United States of America

Springer Nature, New York, NY, 2013

Boston, MA, Boston, MA, 1998

New York, 2011

Dec 03, 2010

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Source title: Personalist Economics: Moral Convictions, Economic Realities, and Social Actions

<p>Personalist Economics: Moral Convictions, Economic Realities, and Social Action examines the nature of the worker and consumer from a personalist perspective, comparing that body of knowledge to what is received from conventional economics. A running theme throughout this book is that personalist economics is attentive to both aspects of human material need - physical need and the need for work as such - in a way that does not disregard human wants. Accordingly, this book is more concerned about the philosophical base and description of the economy's significant characteristics than social economic policy.<br>
Personalist Economics explores four dimensions of particularly acute human physical need: unemployment, poverty, homelessness, and death. In addressing these four aspects of need, the book delves into the second and third domains of social economics: description of the significant characteristics of the economy, and social economic policy. In the same way, Personalist Economics explores two types of economic cooperation - supra-firm alliances and inter-firm partnerships - as means for addressing certain aspects of human material need. This book concludes with a lengthy discussion of the challenges facing personalist economics in the years ahead.</p>

Front Matter....Pages i-xxi
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Personalist Economics: Reconstructing Economics on Different Philosophical Premises....Pages 3-13
Justice and Charity: The Bulwark of Human Well-Being....Pages 15-31
Front Matter....Pages 33-33
Meeting Physical Need and Satisfying Human Wants....Pages 35-47
The Need for Self-Expression and the Need to Belong....Pages 49-61
The Capitalist System and Unmet Human Material Need....Pages 63-72
Activating the Economic Processes to Meet Human Material Need and to Satisfy Human Wants....Pages 73-81
The Person and the Work of the Entrepreneur....Pages 83-103
The Unemployed: Unmet Physical Need and Other Effects....Pages 105-122
The Poor: Defined and Estimated in Terms of Subsistence Need and Economic Class....Pages 123-142
The Homeless: Degrees of Unmet Physical Need....Pages 143-153
The Dying: Health Care Needs and Attitudes Toward Death....Pages 155-166
Front Matter....Pages 167-167
Productivity, Profitability, and Economic Insecurity....Pages 169-179
Meeting Human Material need and Satisfying Human Wants Through Workplace and Marketplace Cooperation....Pages 181-201
Challenges Ahead....Pages 203-214
Back Matter....Pages 215-229

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