Markets, Morals and Development
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Markets, Morals and Development
Rethinking Economics from a Developing Country Perspective
Mahmud, Wahiduddin
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2021
98
Dura
Inglês
9781032116822
15 a 20 dias
254
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Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction 2. Thinking Like an Economist, Especially in a Less Developed Country 3. The Ethical Basis of Economic Theory and Practice 4. Institutions, Morality Norms and Development 5. Amartya Sen's Ideas in the Context of Socio-Economic Progress of Bangladesh 6. Is there an Economics of Social Business? Index.
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Social Business;UN;BRAC;Human Development Index;MFIs;Maynard Keynes;Social Development Indicators;Public Social Spending;National Income Identities;Gdp Estimation;Social Cost Benefit Analysis;Informational Deficiency;Cobweb Model;Rural Credit Markets;Public Reasoning;Microcredit Programmes;Global Business Community;BNP;Viable Business Model;Seasonal Hunger;Democratic Accountability Mechanisms;North West Bangladesh;Hybrid Democracies;Maternal Mortality Rate;Basic Keynesian Model
Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction 2. Thinking Like an Economist, Especially in a Less Developed Country 3. The Ethical Basis of Economic Theory and Practice 4. Institutions, Morality Norms and Development 5. Amartya Sen's Ideas in the Context of Socio-Economic Progress of Bangladesh 6. Is there an Economics of Social Business? Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Social Business;UN;BRAC;Human Development Index;MFIs;Maynard Keynes;Social Development Indicators;Public Social Spending;National Income Identities;Gdp Estimation;Social Cost Benefit Analysis;Informational Deficiency;Cobweb Model;Rural Credit Markets;Public Reasoning;Microcredit Programmes;Global Business Community;BNP;Viable Business Model;Seasonal Hunger;Democratic Accountability Mechanisms;North West Bangladesh;Hybrid Democracies;Maternal Mortality Rate;Basic Keynesian Model
