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Lonergan Meets the Mutual Housing Sector?
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Circulating Grace: Resources for a Just Economy
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Two Fundamental Notions of Economic Science
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We shall have to do a lot of thinking and a lot of educating before we can hope that our exchange processes will swing easily and gracefully from an expansion into a static phase instead of falling clumsily and painfully into a slump.
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The Economy: Mistaken Expectations
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Finance Ethics
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Introduction
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A Prelude to (Lonergan’s) Economics
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The Ethical Reconstruction of Economics
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The Implementation of Lonergan’s Economics
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Trade in a Lonergan Light
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Lonergan’s Novum Organon and Macroeconomics
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The Church and Major Economic Expansions
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Gaza and Circulation Analysis
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John Paul II, Milbank and Lonergan
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Money, Institutions, and the Human Good
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Each human being is the best judge of what is most conducive to his or her own self-preservation, whether this be considered strictly as security of mere life, or as comfortable self-preservation, or as the pursuit of happiness. Liberty is just a means to this end, but a means so necessary, so pervasive, so paramount, that it most resembles an end in itself. The ambiguity of modern liberty—this oscillation between end and means—may be a theoretical liability or weakness, but it largelyaccounts for its prodigious dynamism.
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Insight as Palimpsest: The Economic Manuscripts in Insight
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