An Ethical Analysis of the Economic Reform and the Behavior of the "Economy Person
Liao Jia-lin
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Liao Jia-lin
Abstract
Any economic system should satisfy as much interest of the social members as possible, which is the essential morality principle or the first principle for the social system. The moral basis of the market economy, when the socialism system is taken as the carrier, is able to and should be able to lay more balance on the socialism collective. The equalitarianism has hurt the Chinese socialism practice both in reality and in moral feelings. The fairness in disguise is in fact immoral. Being the non-economic factor, ethical morality has become the essential and decisive impetus for the development of market economy and productivity, which has been paid much attention by the economists.
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Any economic system should satisfy as much interest of the social members as possible, which is the essential morality principle or the first principle for the social system. The moral basis of the market economy, when the socialism system is taken as the carrier, is able to and should be able to lay more balance on the socialism collective. The equalitarianism has hurt the Chinese socialism practice both in reality and in moral feelings. The fairness in disguise is in fact immoral. Being the non-economic factor, ethical morality has become the essential and decisive impetus for the development of market economy and productivity, which has been paid much attention by the economists.
Key concepts: Socialism, Morality, Egalitarianism, Economics, Feeling, Economic system, Balance (ability), Productivity