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The Freedom Philosophy

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New York
Kiadó: The Foundation For Economic Education, Inc
Kiadás helye: New York
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 146 oldal
Sorozatcím: The Freeman Library
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 23 cm x 15 cm
ISBN: 0-910614-75-X
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THE FREEDOM PHILOSOPHY
Why Choose Freedom?
"The most important part of the case for economic freedom is not its vaunted efficiency as a system for organizing resources, not its dramatic success in promoting economic grow^th, but rather its consistency w^ith certain fundamental moral principles of life itself.
I say, 'the most important part of the case' for two reasons. First, the significance I attach to those moral principles would lead me to prefer the free enterprise system even if it were demonstrably less efficient than alternative systems, even if it were to produce a slower rate of economic growth than systems of central direction and control. Second, the great mass of the people of any country is never really going to understand the purely economic workings of any economic system, be it free enterprise or socialism. Hence, most people are going to judge an economic system by its consistency with their moral principles rather than by its purely scientific operating... Tovább

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THE FREEDOM PHILOSOPHY
Why Choose Freedom?
"The most important part of the case for economic freedom is not its vaunted efficiency as a system for organizing resources, not its dramatic success in promoting economic grow^th, but rather its consistency w^ith certain fundamental moral principles of life itself.
I say, 'the most important part of the case' for two reasons. First, the significance I attach to those moral principles would lead me to prefer the free enterprise system even if it were demonstrably less efficient than alternative systems, even if it were to produce a slower rate of economic growth than systems of central direction and control. Second, the great mass of the people of any country is never really going to understand the purely economic workings of any economic system, be it free enterprise or socialism. Hence, most people are going to judge an economic system by its consistency with their moral principles rather than by its purely scientific operating characteristics. If economic freedom survives in the years ahead, it will be only because a majority of the people accept its basic morality. The success of the system in bringing ever higher levels of living will be no more persuasive in the future than it has been in the past."
—Benjamin A. Rogge "The Case for Economic Freedom" Vissza

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