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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2016
摘要
The Moral Economy is based in part on Castle Lectures given by Prof. Samuel Bowles at Yale University that resulted from his concerns about the 文化 effects of markets and incentives over 30 years. In his book, Bowles focuses on a new policy paradigm, which proposes switching from Homo 經濟us to an approach considering people as they are. According to Bowles, the latter approach makes synergy between incentives and constraints as well as the conjunction of ethical and other-regarding motivations possible. The author argues that only market economies that do not ignore their 文化 background and the goodness of people are able to work properly. The Journal of 經濟 Sociology has published the first chapter, "The Problem with Homo 經濟us," in which the author tries to convince readers that the principle
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