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Rosalie T. Ruegg,Harold E. Marshalln recent years. This book is intended to make a contribution to the cross-fertilisation of ideas that is occurring where these disciplines meet. One aim is to provide a literature survey, which will be useful for further work in this area. For this reason this study contains an extensive bibliograph

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System on Programmable Chip (SOPC),000 years of Jewish history have provided a rich tradition of spiritual thinking and moral law on all aspects of human existence including the economic dimension. Christianity builds on the Old Testament teachings, and Muslims also recognise the prophets of the land of Israel, and take the teachings

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Larry Brackney,Andrew Parker,Kyle Benneonflict between ‘loving your neighbour’ and the maximisation of personal gain in market dealings? Is an economic system involving private ownership and unregulated markets preferable from a Christian perspective to one with social ownership and resource allocation by government? What has Christian t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8882-5has been addressed by moralists who see a conflict between the profit seeking motive determining business decisions and the wider social responsibilities of those in business to their fellow citizens. Business ethics encompasses all aspects of business, from issues of pricing to marketing, productio

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Larry Brackney,Andrew Parker,Kyle Benned unregulated markets preferable from a Christian perspective to one with social ownership and resource allocation by government? What has Christian teaching to say on the distribution of income and the accumulation of wealth?