‘Systems of values’, ‘ethical systems’, and sustainability. The economic social ‘entity’ values

The paper aimsto explore the relationships between ‘ethical systems’ and ‘systems of values’, offeringalso semantic epistemological issues from which ethics cannot be divorced. Although is a branch ofphilosophy that has its roots in ancient Greece, it experienced remarkable revival recent decades not only inphilosophy but also social applied sciences. And this deserves wider recognition appreciation. Aconsiderable amount ethical thinking can found current previous literature economiaaziendale, entity economics, general management, philosophy. Ethical principles arecoextensive with rational behavior all are contextual sense surroundingcircumstances, environmental conditions situations involved.The reference to science mathematics for arguments partially depends on methodology based apostulated outside ‘natural world’ statistical relative uniformities. Behavioral economists managementscientists prefer, as primitive foundations, scientific methods their observations prediction economicand sociological regularities. ‘received view’ language itself aspects realityincludes now topic persuasion support systems’.Realization common welfare prerequisite establishing ‘master values system’ meeting the‘specifics’ compose principles. historical research anthropological analysis necessaryfor constructing suitable ‘system values’ every entity, economic not.The coordination specific directives necessary condition welfare.Consequently, any society must kind conflicting ‘values ends into coherentframework. Neoclassic economics traditionally neglected ‘environmental issues’. Different variationsof have been developed; beyond many questions, there cause remedyof global well local ecological crisis. To-day, times crisis pandemia market paradigm isexhausted, does meet ‘ethics reciprocity’. In socialist exchanging goods at ‘sociallynecessary labor cost’ would operate satisfactory surrogate. Also, completelyescape value identification classical economics.