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Christian Dissent from the New Classical Economics
Arnold McKeeArgues that the new classical economics cannot be reconciled withChristian economic principles, which in fact fit Keynesian analysisbetter. General dissent turns on positive…
Work Habits and Customer Service in Post‐Communist Poland: Some First‐hand Observations
Edward J. O'BoyleAddresses customer service and work habits in post‐CommunistPoland, based on seven weeks of observation in 1991. Has two purposes:to warn Westerners about problems in starting or…
Foreign Workers and the Provision of Public Services: The Case of Kuwait
Robert E. LooneySeeks to provide some insight as to the scope for population policyin post‐war Kuwait, where officially the Government is committed toreducing the expatriate population…
Business Cycle Analysis in Talmudic Literature
Roman A. OhrensteinSeeks to demonstrate that the Talmudic scholars possessedtheoretical knowledge and practical experience regarding the marketphenomenon of business disturbances, recognizing the…
The Samaritan's Dilemma: Public Choice versus Private Right
Patrick A. McNuttAddresses the characteristics of an ideal society. In particular afair decision is defined as the indexed subset of liberty, justice andrights: if a decision is right, then it is…
Conflict Resolution and Social Consensus Formation in Islamic Social Choice and Welfare Menu
Masudul Alam ChoudhuryDiscusses social choice formation in the Islamic institutionalframework. This involves the technical formalization of the institutionsof consultative decision making and knowledge…
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- Professor Terence Garrett