A Bahá'í Perspective on Economics of the Future: A Compilation from the Bahá'í Writings Badi Shams

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Badi Shams

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Bahá'í Pub. Trust 1989Edition: 1st edDescription: 74 p., 20cmISBN:

8185091323

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Contents:

Application of Economic Teachings to Modern Problems Bahá’í World Commonwealth Bahá’í Economic system Divine Economy Economic Resources Tariffs and Other Economic Barriers Economic Adjustment World Currency Economics Problems a) The Nature and Causes of Economic Problems b) The Solution to Economic Problems Role of Governments in Economic Affairs Man—Not a Mere Factor in Production Equality Different Degrees and Capacities of Man Professions and Crafts a) Work and Professions b) Arts and Crafts Agriculture and the Farmer Capitalist and Capitalism Workmen and Industry a) Factory—Labourers and Workmen Wages Representatives of the Wage-earning Classes Trade Unions Retirement Pensions Strikes Socialization Unemployment Industrial Slavery Science and technology Use of Technical Knowledge Wastage on Wars Storehouses and Taxation a) Village Storehouses b) City Storehouses c) Storehouse Revenues d) Storehouse Expenditures e) The National Treasury f) Trustees g) Trusts h) Taxation Rate of Interest Wealth a) The Distribution of Wealth b) The Limitation of Wealth Moderation Welfare The Poor and Needy Charity and Endowment Tithes Voluntary Sharing—Greater than Equality Divine Civilization Detachment Justice Inheritance Huqúqu’lláh The Great Financial Depression Competition The World’s Equilibrium

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Application of Economic Teachings to Modern Problems
Bahá’í World Commonwealth
Bahá’í Economic system
Divine Economy
Economic Resources
Tariffs and Other Economic Barriers
Economic Adjustment
World Currency
Economics Problems
a) The Nature and Causes of Economic Problems
b) The Solution to Economic Problems
Role of Governments in Economic Affairs
Man—Not a Mere Factor in Production
Equality
Different Degrees and Capacities of Man
Professions and Crafts
a) Work and Professions
b) Arts and Crafts
Agriculture and the Farmer
Capitalist and Capitalism
Workmen and Industry
a) Factory—Labourers and Workmen
Wages
Representatives of the Wage-earning Classes
Trade Unions
Retirement
Pensions
Strikes
Socialization
Unemployment
Industrial Slavery
Science and technology
Use of Technical Knowledge
Wastage on Wars
Storehouses and Taxation
a) Village Storehouses
b) City Storehouses
c) Storehouse Revenues
d) Storehouse Expenditures
e) The National Treasury
f) Trustees
g) Trusts
h) Taxation
Rate of Interest
Wealth
a) The Distribution of Wealth
b) The Limitation of Wealth
Moderation
Welfare
The Poor and Needy
Charity and Endowment
Tithes
Voluntary Sharing—Greater than Equality
Divine Civilization
Detachment
Justice
Inheritance
Huqúqu’lláh
The Great Financial Depression
Competition
The World’s Equilibrium

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