Ethical Dimensions of the Economy

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Exploring the intersection of philosophy and economics, this book examines the socio-political dimensions of economic systems through the lenses of thinkers like Hegel, Adam Smith, and Marx. It critiques the idea that minimal government intervention is always beneficial, arguing instead for a balanced approach where government plays a crucial role in establishing regulations and institutions that foster a fair and efficient economy. The interdisciplinary work offers a philosophical reflection on economic concepts, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in economic practices.