Übersetzung für "Ökonomisches handeln" in Englisch

It is an illusion to believe that economic action is possible in the current situation!

Economic behaviour and transdisciplinary teamwork are a matter of course.

In summary: Economical actions in line with the environment and society are part of our everyday life.

Economical and ecological action are company values documented by us with a quality and environmental management system.

Sustainability should equally be the principle for our ecological, economic and social responsibility in business practice.

The companies have set themselves the goal of uniting economic and ecological activities.

The Farmers' Alliance, formed in Lampasas, Texas in 1876, promoted collective economic action by farmers and achieved widespread popularity in the South and Great Plains.

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For FUCHS, acting sustainably means not only operating economically and ecologically, but also assuming social responsibility.

Social processes and structures are examined, analysed and developed in empirical projects in order to promote socio-economic thinking and action.

Such news reports - maintained in stabile form, and validated and authorized - are extremely important for long-term economic and political action in an economy based on anonymous and blind markets.

Unlike standard neo-classical economics or rational choice political economy, which explain economic action and economic institutions as the outcome of pressures for, or in relation to ideal conditions of, maximal "efficiency," research at the MPIfG draws on the interests and objectives of real actors acting on and within social institutions.

Operating procedures during animal husbandry should minimise the risk for animals and man but nevertheless allow for an ergonomic and economic workflow.

Accordinglythe central idea of our propositions is: For Christians and Churches the base for their economic behaviour shall not be economic calculation but their religious convictions.

This grant was made through the Foundation’s Economic Institutions, Behavior, and Performance program, which supports rigorous and objective research projects on U.S. economic structure, behavior, and performance whose findings inform and strengthen decision-making by regulators, policymakers, and the public. Learn more at sloan.org.

Thus, one-sided aspects of the academic ethics still maintaining that economic behaviour is always goal-oriented and therefore will never meet ethical requirements can be corrected.

At the same time, we are committed to enforcing high standards of quality and sustainable economic and ecological principles, and to acting on our social responsibility at each of our sites, both in Germany and abroad.

Thus the logical next step is to pursue the question of what determines economic behavior, and on which factors it is institutionally and culturally based.

Topics range from the analysis of historical foundations for economic activities to the investigation and development of electromagnetic sensors for applications in medicine, biology and pharmacology.

Social-ethical reflection assumes that economic acting is not an end in itself, but is to be asked which normative consequences it implies.

Economic practice is also a form of cultural practice – and one of particular interest.

The topic of focus will be the conflict between justice and economic activities.

Instruments that put economic incentives into action can optimise costs.

At Benkert, responsibility means much more than just being ecological and economical.

But as your partner, we want to do more than just act economically.

Judaism and Islam created do's and don'ts that endeavor to regulate economic activity.

We focus on the market and our customers and act in an economical, ecologically sustainable and socially acceptable manner.

If it is assumed that companies act economically, then the investing companies in particular must expect a benefit from training that goes beyond the work contributed by apprentices during their training period.

In an article published by the International Herald Tribune the moderate-conservative David Brooks writes: "I worry that we are operating far beyond our economic knowledge."

These disadvantages are so substantial that a re-orientation towards the traditional concepts of responsible economic planning and behaviour is necessary.

In our daily actions, we accept economic, social and ecological responsibility to be able to reliably supply our customers of tomorrow and offer our employees a safe workplace in the future.

Their fundamental significance for modern societies derives from the fact that utility-maximizing rational-economic action as a variant of social action seems to depend on the presence of social relations and institutions that are based on trust, reciprocity, equity, and the like – institutions, in other words, that also support and contain economic action.