Economics As Applied Ethics: Value Judgements in Welfare Economics
Wilfred Beckerman examines economics as a form of applied ethics, focusing on the value judgements involved in welfare economics. The book considers how ethical reasoning shapes economic analysis and offers a focused perspective for readers exploring the relationship between economics, evaluation, and social well-being.
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Economics As Applied Ethics explores the relationship between economic analysis and ethical thought.
The book focuses on value judgements in welfare economics, where questions of social well-being and evaluation are central.
Wilfred Beckerman considers how ethical perspectives inform the application and interpretation of economic ideas.
It is suited to readers interested in economics, moral philosophy, and the foundations of welfare analysis.
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