Economics and Ethics



Economics and Ethics

Introduction

I would like to address a question here that seems essential, but it may seem too surprising. It is the place of economy and ethics in society. It is now extremely important in our everyday concerns, will not be excessive, disproportionate, and ethically indefensible. The need of the economical survival and ethics is discussed in this paper. And if we recognize that this is so, you can imagine that we can seriously reduce the unethical practices without considerable sacrifices, and even without giving elementary material conditions of society and legitimate demands of social progress.

Ethics can be defined as the set of beacons in the world of human relations. In this respect, the rationale of ethics is the imposition of limits, which only make sense when the transgression thereof shown in potentiality, without which ethics loses its sense of existence. For example, the standard does not kill only exists because of the possibility that someone might commit such an act, because otherwise there would be no need, nor logic, be raised in this standard as a principle of ethical conduct (Graham & Roelvink, 2010). Ethics is the philosophical study of morality, and this is the set of socially accepted norms of behaviour by a certain group.

Discussion

Talk about ethics is to talk about the life of man, because man not only lives, but lives, relates. It is precisely this very rich and intricate web of relationships that is the core of ethics, since, without it; there is no need to talk about ethics. Thus, the ethical element in human existence presupposes as a condition, the inter-relationship - in other words, it requires the recognition of otherness, i.e., the existence of the other (be). On the other hand the economical existence is also very important for the human beings but sometimes greed and lust of more money make human beings to take such actions which are against the ethics. Sometimes in many counties it has been observed that many countries in the world focused more on economic health of the country rather than focusing on the ethics. Before you even remember what the economy is concerned, I would propose also a methodological distinction that I think is important, even if not accepted by everyone (Finn, 2012). It is to affirm that ethical reflection and reflection objects have different economical impact. Economy and ethics are two different things but they are interlinked with each other. There are multiple links between these two types of reflection is evident, but the nature of their demarche differs, and soon also the criteria on which each are based. Therefore, do not think you can make an objection in principle to a search by establishing a link between the two biases, if we recognize clearly their differences; neither economy is intertwined with ethics or ethics with economics, but each of these put questions to other disciplines.

Reflection on Ethics occupies a great importance for humanity, regardless of the environments and historical ...