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  The $6.1 Million Question
  Alternative Approaches to Consumer Behavior
  Amending the Economist’s “Rational Egoist” Model to Include Moral Values and Norms
  Art, Ethics, and Economics
  Buddhist Economics
  Economic Meanings of Trust and Responsibility
  Economics and Religion
  Economic Theory and Social Problems: Long-Range Planning
  Economic Theory and Social Problems: Toward a Concept of Social Value
  An Economist’s Sermon
  Efficiency
  The Egalitarian Principle
  Ends and Means in Political Economy
  Environmental Ethics without Philosophy
  Globalization and Financial Crisis: A Proposal for a New Approach to Macroeconomics
  Human Values and Economic Behavior: A Model of Moral Economy
  Hypersign, Hypermoney, Hypermarket: Adam Muller’s Theory of Money and Romantic Semiotics
  Is Teaching Neoclassical Economics as the Science of Economics Moral?
  Morality, Maximization and Economic Behavior
  More Than the Market
  Normative Foundations of Introductory Economics
  On the Problem of Achieving Efficiency and Equity, Intergenerationally
  Pleasure, Altruism, and the Great X
  Poverty in the Midst of Plenty
  Rational Fools: A Critique of the Behavioral Foundations of Economic Theory
  Reconciling Homo Economicus and John Dewey’s Ethics
  Social Choice Theory
  Some Ethical and Methodological Convictions
  Taking Ethics Seriously: Economics and Contemporary Moral Philosophy
  Values Without Prices
  Why Not Just Ask? Preferences, “Empirical Ethics” and the Role of Ethical Reflection


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