SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY IN THE QUEST FOR EMERGENCE IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE

The state must act on the economic sphere in such a way that it is subject to all the principles of justice according to their lexical order. Henceforth, the market must be guided by the principles of freedom as an end, strict equality of opportunity and be organised in such a way as to favour the most disadvantaged social position in terms of primary goods. Therefore, could such an organisation of the economic structure not be judicious for the Ivory Coast, which is in the process of socio-economic construction ? The answer to this question will lead to an analysis of the articulation of social justice and economic efficiency in the quest for Ivorian emergence. From then on, this paper will propose ways of developing an economic model capable of generating more freedoms and reducing the economic inequalities that have been cited as the seeds of civil war.