Ethics in Exchange and Reciprocity

Ethics in Exchange and Reciprocity
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交换与互惠的道德规范

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10.1007/978-3-642-56836-7_4
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2001
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M. Nishibe
M. Nishibe
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Economic scholarship possesses a tradition that spans more than two centuries. Throughout this long history, and indeed still today, there have coexisted distinctly differing views on the essential meaning of the word ‘ economic’ There is what can be considered the formal meaning - “scarce”, and what can be called the substantive meaning — “reproductive” (Menger 1923, ch. 4; Leontief 1928; Polanyi 1957, 1971, 1977). The economizing, or formal, meaning of ‘ economic’, as clearly defined by Robbins (1932), stems from the scarcity of economic resources in the formatively rational relations of ends and means. By contrast, the technical, or Substantive, meaning of ‘ economic’, as Menger in his last days endeavored to depict, and Polanyi subsequently rediscovered1, focuses on the reproductive properties of human economy arising from the metabolic interactions between humans and natural environments which occur under particular social institutions. It is this latter meaning of ‘ economic’ that is of concern to classical economists such as Smith, Ricardo and Marx in their studies on economic societies.