Article 1 writes:
The
ethical goal of sustainable economic action, as well as its social
prerequisite, is the creation of a fundamental framework for sustainably
fulfilling human beings’ basic needs so that they can live in dignity. For that
reason, in all economic decisions the uppermost precept should be that such
actions always serve the formation and development of all the individual
resources and capabilities that are needed for a truly human development of the
individual and for living together happily.
Article 2 writes:
Article 2 writes:
Humanity
flourishes only in a culture of respect for the individual. The dignity and
self-esteem of all human beings – be they superiors, co-workers, business
partners, customers, or other interested persons – are inviolable. Never may
human beings be treated badly, either through individual ways of conduct or
through dishonorable trading or working conditions. The exploitation and the
abuse of situations of dependence as well as the arbitrary discrimination of
persons are irreconcilable with the principle of humanity.
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