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Which development model?
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Which development model?

It is understandable how behind the alarms of markets and stock exchanges there is an invitation, maybe even a cry, for a serious change in lifestyle By Luigino Bruni Published on: Cittanuova.it on 23/11/2010 The financial crisis in Ireland, following that of Greece, does nothing but remind us ... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: The world runs well if everyone takes care of their own interests

ECONOMICS LESSONS. Luigino Bruni:  independence as a healthy market value THE WORLD RUNS WELL IF EVERYONE TAKES CARE OF THEIR OWN INTERESTS It is not a paradox but an economic rule. As Smith said, caring for personal interests is a virtue.Even if today, in complex societies, this rule vacillate... 
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Speculative finance gives a hand to microcredit
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Speculative finance gives a hand to microcredit

Economist Bruni makes a proposal: tax 5 percent of financial transactions to support developing countries By Sara Fornaro Published on cittanuova.it on 29/10/2010 A tax of 5 percent on speculative financial transactions to fund microfinance projects in developing countries. This is the proposal ma... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: Come on entrepreneur, you keep the world running

ECONOMICS LESSONS. Luigino Bruni: apology for the true motors of development Come on entrepreneur, you keep the world running He is the protagonist of economic development. With his ideas and courage, he breaks through stagnant situations and makes the system dynamic. We will never be grateful enoug... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: If narcissism wins, the market loses

ECONOMICS LESSONS. Luigino Bruni: a key category that gambles with well-being  IF NARCISSISM WINS, THE MARKET LOSES It’s the utopia of doing the job we like. In reality, we need to do the job that the world needs. This is a rule that the market imposes, guaranteeing freedom and healthy reciproc... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: cooperating and competing

ECONOMY LESSONS. Luigino Bruni: a false opposition to demystify Cooperating and competing  The market cannot be seen only as a matter of competition. Instead, it is an action that joins cooperation and competition. Experience shows this By Luigino Bruni Published in the weekly Vita, October 15... 
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En - Vita

A new series begins in “Vita”

ECONOMY LESSONS. Luigino Bruni begins a new series for the readers of Vita, on The Virtues of the Market A new series by Luigino Bruni begins in “Vita” Starting next week, a new series of articles begins in which Luigino Bruni will guide readers of Vita on an exploration of "the market's virtues". ... 
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But gratuitousness can live together with the market
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But gratuitousness can live together with the market

Editorial By Luigino Bruni Published on Avvenire on 23/09/2010  The topic of gratuitousness is (finally!) being talked about again, even in public debate, in politics – and even in economy and economic science. This renewed interest by the economy should not surprise people if we remember that ...