The Moral Ecology of Markets

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Diving into the moral complexities of markets, the book presents a framework for understanding the conflicting views on self-interest in economic behavior. It explores the essential economic challenges of allocation, distribution, scale, and quality of relations. Engaging with prominent thinkers like John Rawls and Milton Friedman, the author highlights the depth of philosophical and economic debates surrounding market morality, offering insights into how these issues shape our understanding of economies.