‘The Permanent Problem’ by Brink Lindsey
Graeme Leach reviews a new book arguing that capitalism has solved scarcity but not yet delivered genuine human flourishing.
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Ethical foundations for a market economy
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Ethical perspectives on enterprise and markets.
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Economic choices in a broader social context.
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Christian thought and the market economy.
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Competition – Not only Ethically Positive, but Necessary
Is competition merely a necessary evil to be restrained? Drawing on Trinitarian theology and the doctrine of stewardship, this blog argues that rightly ordered competition is essential to human flourishing.
‘Algorithmic Harm’ by Oren Bar-Gill and Cass Sunstein
Akin Akinbusoye reviews a serious, evidence-based and accessible intervention in one of the defining debates of the present moment: whether artificial intelligence will help or harm ordinary people.
