The Great Antidote

Daniel Klein on Adam Smith's Justice

Jun 24, 2022

42:32

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Commuative Justice - Commutative Justice

05:22

The Most Sacramental Laws of Justice

03:27

What Is the Significance of Estimativ Justice?

04:04

Introduction

3min

The Most Sacramental Laws of Justice

3min

Commuative Justice - Commutative Justice

5min

The Third Type of Justice

5min

Justice or Distributive Justice?

1min

What Is the Significance of Estimativ Justice?

4min

Social Justice - What's the Difference Between Commutative Justice and Social Justice?

2min

Was Smith Thin on Justice?

5min

Is Taxation a Violation of Communitive Justice?

3min

10.

What's in the Bag?

4min

11.

How to Apply Smith's Different Types of Justice?

4min

12.

The Great Antidote Pod Cat

2min

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Daniel Klein, professor of economics at George Mason University and expert on Adam Smith, talks to us about Smith’s definition of justice. There are three types of justice: commutative, distributive, and estimative. Today we break down the differences between each and their applications in government and private life.

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