Religious freedom and objectives for economic intercultural development

The research has found its inspiring reason in the perception of important confessional belonging reflexes on economic and financial choices, both under causal profile and legal tools selection by which to spread and satisfy the need of the believer to contribute to his/her own denomination and to allow it to self-finance. The research verifies the influence of religious precepts on economy and finance and investigates the role that “social” can have in economic system and how it can orient not only choices concerning legislative politic sapplied to enterprises but also how it allows people who want to be in keeping with their religious precepts to get to legal and financial tools. In particular, the relationship between globalized market and social factor and which is the role of religious behaviour in the market is considered from a multicultural and multi-faith point of view. The influence that religious factor has on legal and financial matters causes the clearing of informative asymmetries through economic operators connected with denominations: religions act as competitors on the market.