An edition of Banking, justice, and the common good (2005)

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Banking, justice, and the common good
Samuel Gregg, Samuel Gregg
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Acton Institute
Language
English
Pages
96

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Subjects

Banks and banking, Common good, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Banks and Banking, Moral and ethical aspects of Common good, Banks and Banking

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Banking, justice, and the common good
2005, Acton Institute
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Grand Rapids, Mich

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HG1601 .G74 2005

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Pagination
v, 96 p. ;
Number of pages
96

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OL22561360M
LCCN
2008298412

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