What Is a Philosophy of Economics?

The discipline of philosophical reflection on economic life and economics. The aim is to make use of the advantages of the two disciplines through the alliance of economics and philosophy to conduct a comprehensive and comprehensive study of the major social existence and development issues facing human society. The rise of economic philosophy is the product of the fusion and paradigm change of economics and philosophy. Marx is a model of combining philosophy and economics. He went from the combination of philosophy and economics to the depth of history. Regarding the disciplinary nature of economic philosophy, there are still different understandings: some scholars advocate that the research object of economic philosophy is the socio-economic system; some scholars believe that the research object is the development law of economic theory, the premise and basic concepts of economics; some Scholars believe that political economy is economic philosophy.

Economic philosophy

1. Zhong Guoxing: "Positioning of Economic Philosophy", Guangming Daily

2. Liu Jinglu: "Three Types of Problems Needed in Economic Philosophy", Guangming Daily, 2001-10-23

3. Yu Wenjun: "The Subject Attribution of Economic Philosophy (Viewpoint)", People's Daily, March 9, 2000, 11th Edition

4. In this respect, see, for example, "Ethics and Economics" by Amartya Sen and "Economics and Ethics-Exploring the Ethical Latitude and Moral Basis of Market Economy" by Wesson.

5. Ma Tao: A Course in the History of Economic Thought, Fudan University Press, January 2002, p. 493.