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On the Duties of Merchants International Development Papal Economics corrects the record

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Papal Economics corrects the record

Jeremy Beer draws from the latest social science to explain the primacy of identity—the need to know and affirm who we are—and belonging—the need to belong to something bigger than ourselves—as motivations for giving

and the ways in which similar trends are manifesting themselves in the United States

Forewords: Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone & Catherine Ruth Pakaluk

On the Duties of Merchants International Development Papal Economics corrects the recordIn 1602 the States General of the new Dutch Republic established the United East India Company. This first multinational corporation dominated international trade for nearly two centuries. The Dutch Reformed minister Daniel Souterius (1571 1634) dedicated his De officiis mercatorum (1615) to its directors. Translated here for the first time, this work is an apology for commerce from the early days of the Dutch Republic. It precedes the famous oration

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