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Cultural Dynamics, Vol. 7, No. 3, 441-455 (1995)
DOI: 10.1177/092137409500700315

Judaism, the Jewish State and Economic Freedom

Meir Tamari

Centre for Business Ethics, Israel

Taking macroeconomic policy, the role of government and social issues as a point of departure, it is claimed that the establishment of the independent state of Israel makes a Jewish perspective a viable alternative to secular non-Jewish systems. However, studies regarding Jewish perspectives on political economy are very tendentious because of a selective reading of halakhic sources and a biased interpretation of the homiletical literature. By contrast, this paper is an attempt to bring a balanced picture of a viable Jewish perspective on the issue of the state and economic freedom.


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