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The Thought of Economic Ethics in the Scientific Development Views

Qian Zhang

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Human-oriented,comprehensive,coordinated,sustainable scientific development view is completely a new development view,which contains the abundant economic ethics thought and reflects the ultimate human-oriented care people.Exploring the economic ethics thought in the scientific development views will be very important to the modernization in China.

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Human-oriented,comprehensive,coordinated,sustainable scientific development view is completely a new development view,which contains the abundant economic ethics thought and reflects the ultimate human-oriented care people.Exploring the economic ethics thought in the scientific development views will be very important to the modernization in China.

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Human-oriented,comprehensive,coordinated,sustainable scientific development view is completely a new development view,which contains the abundant economic ethics thought and reflects the ultimate human-oriented care people.Exploring the economic ethics thought in the scientific development views will be very important to the modernization in China.

Key concepts: Sustainable development, Modernization theory, Scientific development, China, Engineering ethics, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Political science

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