- Title : The Challenge of Wealth: A Jewish Perspective on Earning and Spending Money
- Author : Meir Tamari
- Rating : 4.98 (803 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-9-28
- Format : Hardcover
- Pages : 286 Pages
- Asin : 1568212801
- Language : English
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For example, the author refers to Machiavelli, famous author of 'The Prince' as Prince Machiavelli! (She was probably thinking of the clothes brand, "Prince Matchabelli") This seems hardly believable, but gives the reader a fair idea of the trust he can place in the book's research. A must for both fantasy fans (the White Wolf volumes are sadly out of print, I'm sure the British or the originals are all available, although I'm not sure how much revision was done) and those who enjoy adding a sprinkling of Celtic folklore to their reading.. It will be treasured by my family for generations.. I recommend this book to anyone who is in management or desires to be one day. It actually documents very well that the "manly" refusal of men to hold hands or even to stand with arms around one another, is of more recent vintage, and thus it holds out the hope that maybe the pendulum will swing back. Conatins a good number of helpful examples. The author divides virtually everything you can use into four categories, and devotes a chapter for each weapon type. As an adult beginner who is trying to learn to draw and paint, I thought this book was very instructive. Although there are also many other very fine books available for use as a reference source on the Fatima apparition events, in this review and in other similar writings, I try to use the Fatima ShrThis discussion of the corporate veil in halakhah centers on the rights and obligations of shareholders and executives. Rather, they seek to find applications of modern economic theory or present a Jewish legal framework for economic activity. Part I concludes with an analysis of the moral obligation of both private and public corporations to adhere to the ethical demands of Judaism. The author also discusses the biblical injunction against placing a stumbling block in the path of the blind, relating it to the marketing of goods harmful to the buyer, to conflicts of interest, and to those involved in consulting and the marketing of advice. He also addresses Jewish spiritual concepts such as kiddush HaShem (sanctifying the name of God) through economic activity, operating beyond the demands of the law, and the effects of unethical behavior on the individuals who perpetrate it. Dr. Ethical problems in financial management, suc. Special attention is paid to Jewish-gentile relationships. Advertising, consumer protection competition, and government regulation are reviewed in light of the Jewish definitions of honesty and their application to a modern economy. This book empha
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