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ethics noun casuistry, code, code of morals, code of right and wrong, conduct, good conduct, goodness, honor, integrity, justice, laws of a profession, moral behavior, moral conduct, moral judgment, moral obbigation, moral philosophy, moral practice, moral principles, moral rectitude, moral strength, moral tone, morality, morals, philosophia moralis, principles, principles of morallty, probity, professional standards, rectitude, sense of right and wrong, standards of conduct, standards of professional behavior, system of morals, uprightness, values, virtue, virtuous conduct Associated concepts: legal ethics, professional delinquency, professional ethics See also: conduct, conscience, principle How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Smith, by the way, was a moral philosopher before he was an economist. The political economist as moral philosopher could look back to John Locke and Adam Smith, among others, for arguments to demand that "rent" be publicly collected and used to provide for public goods and services. The Scottish-born moral philosopher, Alistair McIntyre, puts it this way: |
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