Centesimus annus
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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
Dives in misericordia
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72 7, 14 | fields as well as in the economic and political fields should
Dominum et vivificantem
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73 3, 57 | problems that are not only economic but also and above all ethical.
Evangelium vitae
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74 1, 12 | fostered by powerful cultural, economic and political currents which
75 1, 16 | sustain in the context of low economic and social development,
76 1, 16 | birth control. Even the economic help which they would be
77 1, 18 | loneliness, a total lack of economic prospects, depression and
78 1, 18 | we not question the very economic models often adopted by
79 1, 23 | primarily or exclusively as economic efficiency, inordinate consumerism,
80 4, 90 | and developing cultural, economic, political and legislative
81 4, 91 | above all strive to create economic, social, public health and
82 4, 94 | admitted that modern social, economic and cultural conditions
83 4, 94 | all the support, including economic support, which families
Fides et ratio
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84 7, 98 | challenges in the social, economic, political and scientific
Laborem exercens
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85 1, 1 | developments in technological, economic and political conditions
86 2, 4 | of "acceleration" in the economic life and civilization of
87 2, 4 | decisive for social and economic life, at the same time it
88 2, 4 | generation, every phase of economic and cultural development,
89 2, 5 | work a primary field of economic activity and an indispensable
90 2, 5 | as a basic coefficient of economic progress; but, at the same
91 2, 7 | meaning as a system, an economic and social system, opposed
92 2, 7 | fundamental reality of the whole economic process - first and foremost
93 2, 7 | whole sphere of social and economic policy, both within individual
94 2, 8 | strengthened and safeguarded economic initiative by the possessors
95 3, 12 | throughout the whole process of economic production, whether labour
96 3, 13 | from the structure of the economic process. In general the
97 3, 13 | solely according to its economic purpose. This fundamental
98 3, 13 | kind of "resultant" of the economic or production relations
99 3, 13 | element like any other in the economic process - did not originate
100 3, 13 | merely in the philosophy and economic theories of the eighteenth
101 3, 13 | originated in the whole of the economic and social practice of that
102 3, 14 | impersonal forces" operating in economic production. Behind both
103 3, 14 | dynamic structure of the whole economic process. From this point
104 3, 14 | an untouchable "dogma" of economic life. The principle of respect
105 3, 14 | intermediate bodies with economic, social and cultural purposes;
106 3, 15 | centuries as a result of merely economic premises. When man works,
107 3, 15 | especially, personal values. The economic system itself and the production
108 3, 15 | inevitably done throughout the economic process, not only economic
109 3, 15 | economic process, not only economic damage but first and foremost
110 4, 17 | in the present system of economic relations in the world there
111 4, 17 | in the mutual exchange of economic goods, whether raw materials,
112 4, 17 | elements that are decisive for economic life within a given society
113 4, 17 | to be merely a result of economic systems which on a larger
114 4, 17 | within the whole of the world economic policy and of the systems
115 4, 18 | own responsibility for the economic and social development of
116 4, 18 | work by which not only the economic life but also the cultural
117 4, 20 | limitations imposed by the general economic situation of the country.
118 4, 22 | subject of work and not to economic advantage. ~The various
119 4, 22 | point, as well as legal and economic ones; but the community,
Redemptor hominis
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120 3, 16 | of things, the slave of economic systems, the slave of production,
121 3, 16 | transformation of the structures of economic life is one on which it
122 3, 16 | capable of ensuring it in the economic field also. Economic development,
123 3, 16 | the economic field also. Economic development, with every
124 3, 16 | Otherwise, the category of "economic progress" becomes in isolation
125 3, 17 | humanistic". And what social, economic, political or cultural programme
Redemptoris missio
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126 Int, 3 | and a kind of soulless economic and technical development
127 5, 43 | corruption of political or economic power; by not seeking her
128 5, 58 | to work directly on the economic. technical or political
129 5, 59 | wealth and the promotion of economic and technical growth is
130 7, 82 | includes new forms - not only economic assistance, but also direct
131 7, 82 | because of the political or economic situations in their native
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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132 2, 8 | at first sight is solely economic and social: the development
133 2, 8 | vocabulary of the social and economic sciences. From this point
134 2, 9 | Unfortunately, from the economic point of view, the developing
135 2, 9(26) | cannot be limited to mere economic growth. In order to be authentic,
136 2, 10 | light of the subsequent economic and political repercussions
137 3, 12 | without excessive efforts, the economic backwardness of the poorer
138 3, 13 | various religious, human, economic and technical initiatives
139 3, 14 | life expectancy and other economic and social indicators -
140 3, 14 | always match the degree of economic development, but which help
141 3, 15 | one failed to add to the "economic and social indices" of underdevelopment
142 3, 15 | forms of exploitation and of economic, social, political and even
143 3, 15 | other rights, the right of economic initiative is often suppressed.
144 3, 15 | which is its right, in its economic, political-social and in
145 3, 15 | or to take initiatives in economic matters - do these not impoverish
146 3, 15 | underdevelopment is not only economic but also cultural, political
147 3, 15 | development, that is, a mainly economic one.~
148 3, 16 | the part of those holding economic and political power. Nor
149 3, 16 | denounce the existence of economic, financial and social mechanisms
150 3, 17 | series of shortcomings: economic, social, cultural or simply
151 3, 18 | in the countries of high economic development the sources
152 3, 18(36)| publication entitled World Economic Survey 1987 provides the
153 3, 20 | and still promotes, on the economic level, antithetical forms
154 3, 21 | already existing on the economic level between North and
155 3, 24 | strange phenomenon: while economic aid and development plans
156 3, 25 | granting of financial and economic aid and assistance. In any
157 3, 25 | intolerable pressures, including economic ones, in order to force
158 4, 27 | is used in a specifically economic and social sense - now seems
159 4, 28 | same time, however, the "economic" concept itself, linked
160 4, 28 | development has a necessary economic dimension, since it must
161 4, 28 | and women without denying economic requirements, were described
162 4, 29 | Development which is not only economic must be measured and oriented
163 4, 32 | as already said - the economic and social aspects, should
164 4, 33 | rights - personal and social, economic and political, including
165 4, 33 | development limited only to its economic element is seen more clearly.
166 4, 33 | needs to the demands of economic planning and selfish profit. ~
167 4, 34 | according to one s own economic needs. On the contrary,
168 5, 35 | the reasons are not only economic. As has already been said,
169 5, 35 | limited exclusively to the economic and political causes of
170 5, 36 | calculations" and "imprudent economic decisions." And in each
171 5, 38 | development are not only economic but rest on more profound
172 5, 38 | contemporary world, in its economic, cultural, political and
173 5, 39 | sacrifice of all forms of economic, military or political imperialism,
174 6, 41 | Church does not propose economic and political systems or
175 6, 42 | decisions in the political and economic fields must be marked by
176 6, 42 | the right to freedom of economic initiative.~
177 7, 46 | Development which is merely economic is incapable of setting
178 7, 47 | threaten everyone: a world economic crisis, a war without frontiers,
179 7, 47 | activity, by contributing to economic and political decisions
Veritatis splendor
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180 Int, 4 | the family, and social, economic and political life. In the
181 2, 46 | or of his freedom, that economic, cultural, social and even
182 2, 76 | with ordering technical and economic activities on the basis
183 3, 98 | serious forms of social and economic injustice and political
184 3, 99 | commandments governing social, economic and political life, not
185 3, 100 | Church affirms that "in economic matters, respect for human
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