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 1    1,   4|           place in the political, economic and social fields, and in
 2    1,   4|           sought to promote total economic freedom by appropriate laws,
 3    1,   4|        conception of property and economic life was beginning to appear
 4    1,   4|     freedom which, in the area of economic and social activity, cuts
 5    1,   5|     conditions for justice in the economic and social situation of
 6    1,   5|    inevitably arise in social and economic life. Thus it is possible
 7    1,  10|         criticizes two social and economic systems: socialism and liberalism.
 8    1,  11|       world, similar processes of economic, social and political transformation
 9    1,  11|           life, not excluding the economic one, contributes to achieving
10    1,  11|       private property, work, the economic process, the reality of
11    2,  12|             political, social and economic — of the social order proposed
12    2,  13|          the family and including economic, social, political and cultural
13    2,  15|           completely excludes the economic sector from the State's
14    2,  15|  legitimate sphere of autonomy in economic life which the State should
15    2,  15|  juridical framework within which economic affairs are to be conducted,
16    2,  15|   converging ways: either through economic policies aimed at ensuring
17    2,  15|          for the free exercise of economic activity, which will lead
18    2,  16|          capable of sustaining an economic growth more respectful of
19    2,  19| conditions for steady and healthy economic growth in which people through
20    3,  24|           the inefficiency of the economic system, which is not to
21    3,  24|    property and to freedom in the economic sector. To this must be
22    3,  26|            had to appropriate its economic and materialistic theories.~
23    3,  27|          time the most elementary economic relationships were distorted,
24    3,  27|   distorted, and basic virtues of economic life, such as truthfulness,
25    3,  28|         The radical reordering of economic systems, hitherto collectivized,
26    3,  28|        from following the path of economic and social development.~
27    3,  28|         because of a situation of economic disorder, spiritual dissatisfaction
28    3,  28|         whole, for the purpose of economic growth and common development,
29    3,  28|      values on the basis of which economic and political choices are
30    3,  28|          moral, cultural and even economic growth of all humanity.~
31    3,  29|           be understood solely in economic terms, but in a way that
32    4,  32|          freedom exercised in the economic field, just as it is exercised
33    4,  32|   exercised in many other fields. Economic activity is indeed but one
34    4,  33|        great extent marginalized; economic development takes place
35    4,  33|        the central element in the economic process, but those who cultivate
36    4,  33|          the general interrelated economic activities at the international
37    4,  35|          of a struggle against an economic system, if the latter is
38    4,  35|       repercussions on the firm's economic efficiency. In fact, the
39    4,  35|   capitalism as the only model of economic organization. It is necessary
40    4,  35|         by ensuring political and economic stability, the certainty
41    4,  36|          of his physical make-up. Economic activity was directed towards
42    4,  36|   spiritual health. Of itself, an economic system does not possess
43    4,  36|        utter necessity of certain economic conditions and of political
44    4,  39|   directed not so much against an economic system as against an ethical
45    4,  39|       whole of human activity. If economic life is absolutized, if
46    4,  39|          found not so much in the economic system itself as in the
47    4,  39|          repeating once more that economic freedom is only one element
48    4,  39|   consumes in order to live, then economic freedom loses its necessary
49    4,  41|          of basic necessities and economic inefficiency.~The historical
50    4,  42|    searching for the path to true economic and civil progress?~The
51    4,  42|           capitalism" is meant an economic system which recognizes
52    4,  42|           human creativity in the economic sector, then the answer
53    4,  42|           in which freedom in the economic sector is not circumscribed
54    4,  43|     problems in all their social, economic, political and cultural
55    4,  43|   systematically denied, in which economic policies do not allow workers
56    5,  48|          role of the State in the economic sector. Economic activity,
57    5,  48|           in the economic sector. Economic activity, especially the
58    5,  48|         to development and to the economic order.~Another task of the
59    5,  48|   exercise of human rights in the economic sector. However, primary
60    5,  48|        controlled every aspect of economic life and restricted the
61    5,  48|          against any rules in the economic sphere. Rather, the State
62    5,  48|          to the detriment of both economic and civil freedom.~In recent
63    5,  52|          positive contribution to economic prosperity. But to accomplish
64    6,  54|        and international society, economic life, culture, war and peace,
65    6,  56|    one-sided victory of their own economic system, and thereby failing
66    6,  57|           modern society—not only economic but cultural and spiritual
67    6,  57|        spite of technological and economic progress. In the countries
68    6,  58|          enter into the sphere of economic and human development. For
69    6,  59|       constantly changing social, economic and political contexts,
70    6,  60|           is not just a matter of economic production or of juridical
71    6,  61|          order to defend man from economic exploitation and from the