How religions work as businesses - an economic analysis
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In a new economic analysis of religions, Paul Seabright argues that
religions are not the antithesis of economics, instead he likens
them to competing businesses, attracting people by providing
services such as community and a greater sense of meaning in
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vor 1 Jahr
In a new economic analysis of religions, Paul Seabright argues
that religions are not the antithesis of economics, instead he
likens them to competing businesses, attracting people by
providing services such as community and a greater sense of
meaning in life.
The Divine Economy, published by Princeton University Press
Guest:
Paul Seabright, teaches economics at the Toulouse School of
Economics. Prior to that he was a Fellow of All Souls College at
the University of Oxford.
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