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Ethics and the Economic Interpretation
Author(s)Knight, Frank Hyneman
AbstractThis selection considers the relationship between economics and ethics within the theory of economic interpretation. The author argues for the validity and necessity of real, nonscientific, transcendental ethics because of the limitations of scientific explanation.
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Pages11-32
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceEthics of Competition, The
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PubDate1997
ISBN_ISSN1560009551
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