‘The Last Human Job’ by Allison Pugh
Stephanie MacGillivray reviews an argument for the importance of connective labour and the centrality to work of human relations at a time of increasing depersonalisation.
The Centre for Enterprise, Markets and Ethics
Ethical foundations for a market economy
Business & Enterprise
Ethical perspectives on enterprise and markets.
Economics & Policy
Economic choices in a broader social context.
Faith & Ethics
Christian thought and the market economy.
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CEME Holds Event on Tax and Enterprise in Westminster
Last week we gathered people from policy, business, and public life in Westminster to examine what a high and rising tax burden is doing to British enterprise — and what a better-designed system might look like. Three speakers addressed the structural inefficiencies of the UK (...)
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work
If machines do the work and the state pays the wage, what becomes of our dignity?
