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Admonish

In Pursuit of Civilization,1980s, the answer would be that prostitution is a valuable commodity, while love is worthless (you see, people are willing to pay for prostitution). This philosophy behind the recent swing to the right is known as conservative economics.

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Bioinspired Self-cleaning Materials,Newtonian physics postulates that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Similarly, it is a conservative argument that every economic benefit must exact a cost somewhere else. They view everything in the world as a trade-off, or as the current slang goes: TANSTAAFL (‘there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch’).

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The Political Economy of Civilization,Newtonian physics postulates that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Similarly, it is a conservative argument that every economic benefit must exact a cost somewhere else. They view everything in the world as a trade-off, or as the current slang goes: TANSTAAFL (‘there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch’).

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Overview: This is an attempt to identify the philosophical underpinnings which have led us to place an over-reliance on the motivation of self-interest in governing our society. It analyzes the role of civic values in modifying economic behaviour.978-0-333-43929-6978-1-349-19244-1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19244-1economics; employment; unemployment

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