Titlebook: Economic Theory and Social Justice; Giancarlo Gandolfo (Professor of International Eco Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92147-6Fausto Vicarelli was born on 18 January 1936 in Osimo (Ancona, Italy) and died in a solitary car accident in Rome, on 23 November 1986. He is survived by his wife, Gabriella, and three children (Claudio, Francesca and Stefano).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51985-7This paper has its origin in my concern to integrate consideration of economic and social policy. Economic and social issues are too often discussed in isolation, whereas they are deeply interconnected. We cannot separate economic and social policy. As I argue in the paper, macro-economic policy interacts with anti-poverty policy.

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Fausto Vicarelli: A Personal ReminiscenceFausto Vicarelli was born on 18 January 1936 in Osimo (Ancona, Italy) and died in a solitary car accident in Rome, on 23 November 1986. He is survived by his wife, Gabriella, and three children (Claudio, Francesca and Stefano).

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Setting and Monitoring Poverty Standards: Drawing on the Parallel with MacroeconomicsThis paper has its origin in my concern to integrate consideration of economic and social policy. Economic and social issues are too often discussed in isolation, whereas they are deeply interconnected. We cannot separate economic and social policy. As I argue in the paper, macro-economic policy interacts with anti-poverty policy.

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Was man in Deutschland sehen kann,saw as the two main aims of our professional work: first, an economic theory which would be strictly useful in the interpretation of reality, in particular that of capitalist economies, and second the economist’s commitment to social justice.

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Ludwig Gortner,Joachim W. Dudenhausenanding of capitalism. Compared to traditional economic theory, permeated with its abstract concepts and cautions engendered by “marginalist” economics, this was a revolutionary way of attacking reality’.

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Supply Constraints on Employment and Output: NAIRU Versus Natural Ratek, and quantitative controls dictated by central government priorities displaced market prices and wages in allocating resources. This regime performed miracles. In 1944 nearly half the GNP was commandeered for war, and the remainder was greater than the entire prewar GNP. Clearly this kind of economy is not feasible in peacetime.