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ARTICLES RELATED TO efficient cause |  |  |  | efficient cause: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Causes Of InequalityThere are many reasons for economic inequality within societies. These causes are often inter-related and complex. For example, race differences and wealth condensation are different causes but can be highly correlated within a population. The relationship between cause and effect can also be non-linear and complex. For example, economic inequality decreases the amount of social cohesion within society, leading to greater inequality. Among the acknowledged factors that impact economic inequality in some part are the labour market, innate ability, education, race, gen ...
See also:Economic inequality, Economic inequality - Causes Of Inequality, Economic inequality - The Labour Market, Economic inequality - Gender Race and Culture, Economic inequality - Development patterns, Economic inequality - Wealth Condensation, Economic inequality - Mitigating Factors, Economic inequality - Effects Of Inequality, Economic inequality - Social Cohesion, Economic inequality - Epidemiological Considerations, Economic inequality - Distributive Efficiency, Economic inequality - Economic Incentives, Economic inequality - Views on Inequality Read more here: » Economic inequality: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Causes Of Inequality |
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Hinduism Dictionary on Cause cause: Karana. Anything which produces an effect, a result. - - efficient cause: (nimitta karana) That which directly produces the effect; that which conceives, makes, shapes, etc., such as the potter who fashions a clay pot, or God who creates the world. - material cause: (upadana karana) The matter from which the effect is formed, as the clay which is shaped into a pot, or God as primal substance becoming the world. - instrumental cause: (sahakari karana) That which serves as a means, mechanism or tool in producing the effect, such as the potter's wheel, necessary for making a pot, or God's generative Shakti. See: maya, tattva. (See also: Cause, Hinduism, Body Mind and Soul)
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 |  |  | efficient cause: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Causes of InequalityThere are many reasons for economic inequality within societies. These causes are often inter-related and complex. For example, race differences and wealth condensation are different causes but can be highly correlated within a population. The relationship between cause and effect can also be non-linear and complex. For example, economic inequality decreases the amount of social cohesion within society, leading to greater inequality. Among the acknowledged factors that impact economic inequality in some part are the labour market, innate ability, education, race, gen ...
See also:Economic inequality, Economic inequality - Causes of Inequality, Economic inequality - The Labour Market, Economic inequality - Gender Race and Culture, Economic inequality - Development patterns, Economic inequality - Wealth Condensation, Economic inequality - Mitigating Factors, Economic inequality - Effects of Inequality, Economic inequality - Social Cohesion, Economic inequality - Population Health, Economic inequality - Distributive Efficiency, Economic inequality - Economic Incentives, Economic inequality - Views on Inequality Read more here: » Economic inequality: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Causes of Inequality |
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Economic inequality - Social Cohesion.
Research has shown a clear link between income inequality and social cohesion. In more equal societies, people are much more likely to trust each other, measures of social capital suggest greater community involvement, and homicide rates are consistently lower.
One of the earliest writers to note the link between economic equality and social cohesion was Alexis de Tocqueville in his Democracy in America. Writing in 1831:
See also:Economic inequality, Economic inequality - Causes Of Inequality, Economic inequality - The Labour Market, Economic inequality - Gender Race and Culture, Economic inequality - Development patterns, Economic inequality - Wealth Condensation, Economic inequality - Mitigating Factors, Economic inequality - Effects Of Inequality, Economic inequality - Social Cohesion, Economic inequality - Epidemiological Considerations, Economic inequality - Distributive Efficiency, Economic inequality - Economic Incentives, Economic inequality - Views on Inequality Read more here: » Economic inequality: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Effects Of Inequality |
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Economic inequality - Social Cohesion.
Research has shown a clear link between income inequality and social cohesion. In more equal societies, people are much more likely to trust each other, measures of social capital suggest greater community involvement, and homicide rates are consistently lower.
One of the earliest writers to note the link between economic equality and social cohesion was Alexis de Tocqueville in his Democracy in America. Writing in 1831:
See also:Economic inequality, Economic inequality - Causes of Inequality, Economic inequality - The Labour Market, Economic inequality - Gender Race and Culture, Economic inequality - Development patterns, Economic inequality - Wealth Condensation, Economic inequality - Mitigating Factors, Economic inequality - Effects of Inequality, Economic inequality - Social Cohesion, Economic inequality - Population Health, Economic inequality - Distributive Efficiency, Economic inequality - Economic Incentives, Economic inequality - Views on Inequality Read more here: » Economic inequality: Encyclopedia II - Economic inequality - Effects of Inequality |
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Competition - Economics and business competition.
Seen as the pillar of capitalism in that it may stimulate innovation, encourage efficiency, or drive down price. According to microeconomic theory, no system of resource allocation is more efficient than pure competition. Competition, according to the theory, causes commercial firms to develop new products, services, and technologies. This gives consumers greater selection and better products. The greater selection typically causes lower prices for the products compared to what the price would be if there w ...
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Causality - Aristotle.
Aristotle suggested four types of cause for a thing that exists: Material, Efficient, Final and Formal.
Take for example the causality involved in creating a silver chalice used in a religious ceremony (this example is from Martin Heidegger). The four causes of the event of its creation are:
The material cause would be the silver used to fabricate the chalice; the raw matter required by the event.
The formal cause would be the chalice design itself ...
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Competition - Economics and business competition.
Seen as the pillar of capitalism in that it may stimulate innovation, encourage efficiency, or drive down prices, competition is touted as the foundation upon which capitalism is justified. According to microeconomic theory, no system of resource allocation is more efficient than pure competition. Competition, according to the theory, causes commercial firms to develop new products, services, and technologies. This gives consumers greater selection and better prod ...
See also:Competition, Competition - Sizes and levels of competition, Competition - Consequences of competition, Competition - Competition in different fields, Competition - Economics and business competition, Competition - Competition in biology and ecology, Competition - Competition in politics, Competition - Sports competition, Competition - Competition in education, Competition - The study of competition, Competition - Competitiveness Read more here: » Competition: Encyclopedia II - Competition - Competition in different fields |
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