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Der wirtschaftsethische Imperativ lautet: Denkfehler vermeiden! Sieben Lektionen des ordonomischen Forschungsprogramms

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Dieser Beitrag identifiziert aus der Perspektive des ordonomischen Forschungsprogramms zur Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik insgesamt sieben Denkfehler, die weit verbreitet sind und häufig dann auftreten, wenn im gesellschaftlichen Moraldiskurs wirtschaftliche Probleme bzw. Problemlösungen verhandelt werden. Es handelt sich um vier Varianten des „personalistischen“ Fehlschlusses, ferner um den „moralistischen“ und „normativistischen“ Fehlschluss sowie siebtens um einen Fehlschluss, der hier als „verKANTetes“ Denken bezeichnet wird.

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  • Pies, Ingo, 2011. "Der wirtschaftsethische Imperativ lautet: Denkfehler vermeiden! Sieben Lektionen des ordonomischen Forschungsprogramms," Discussion Papers 2011-7, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Chair of Economic Ethics.
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