Dimensions of deception and its non-prescription theoretical principles in personal interactions

Deceit, swindle, temptation, and forging are different dimensions of deception in personal interactions, each of which due to the specific material and spiritual elements has different consequences and principles. Recourse to tricks in personal interactions, especially in economic relations, is a sensible example of violation and its distribution in the society will cause real difficulties in economic and social safety. So, recourse to deception and any tricks in personal interactions is prohibited by the legislator and its perpetrator has legal and canonical responsibility in accordance to its type and nature. In the respect to religious-outward studies, economic oppressions and injustice avoidance, fair economic distribution, harm avoidance, prohibition of unlawful business, distribution of moral values of trade, the values of labor and stock in markets, institutionalization of commercial ethics and other principles such as honesty, precision, and reciprocal respect are the theoretical principles of non-prescription deception in the universal markets. This piece of writing with analytical study, focusing on the different dimensions of deceptive operations in economic relations and explaining any related terms, tries to express the theoretical principles of non-prescription deception in personal interactions; also with canonical-ethical approach, suggests the governance of ethic and canon in economic relations as a universal useful solution in avoidance of universal difficulties and threats.