MONEYOLOGY examines money from a comprehensive scientific, philosophical, and ethical perspective. The book explores what money really is, how its value is created, what role it plays in economies and societies, and how financial systems influence people, communities, and future generations.
Money is more than a means of payment or a measure of economic value. It is a social instrument that can create opportunities, enable development, and support prosperity – but it can also contribute to inequality, dependency, and conflict. MONEYOLOGY therefore asks a fundamental question: not only how much money we possess, but what we use it for and what purpose it should ultimately serve.
At the center are responsibility, justice, sustainability, human dignity, and the protection of our shared foundations of life. The book invites readers to evaluate economics not only through profit and growth, but also through its contribution to human well-being, society, nature, and the future of humanity.
MONEYOLOGY connects economic thinking with ethical responsibility and presents a vision in which knowledge provides orientation, ethics gives direction, and economic power serves life.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. MONEYOLOGY examines money from a comprehensive scientific, philosophical, and ethical perspective. The book explores what money really is, how its value is created, what role it plays in economies and societies, and how financial systems influence people, communities, and future generations.Money is more than a means of payment or a measure of economic value. It is a social instrument that can create opportunities, enable development, and support prosperity - but it can also contribute to inequality, dependency, and conflict. MONEYOLOGY therefore asks a fundamental question: not only how much money we possess, but what we use it for and what purpose it should ultimately serve.At the center are responsibility, justice, sustainability, human dignity, and the protection of our shared foundations of life. The book invites readers to evaluate economics not only through profit and growth, but also through its contribution to human well-being, society, nature, and the future of humanity.MONEYOLOGY connects economic thinking with ethical responsibility and presents a vision in which knowledge provides orientation, ethics gives direction, and economic power serves life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798170716715
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