Liberalism
Professor Kozlowski Lectures
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Ethics in Free Markets and Human Needs
This chapter examines the ethical implications of free market economics, particularly regarding the treatment of essential goods like healthcare and food compared to luxury items. Through discussions of individualism, wealth inequality, and the societal value placed on various professions, it critiques the simplistic meritocratic narratives that justify income disparities. The chapter calls for a reassessment of political ideologies and the importance of prioritizing communal well-being and happiness over profit-driven approaches.
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