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Economic Liberty

Paul A. Cleveland

Abstract


It is the conviction of many economists that economic liberty is essential to human progress. However, such freedom is often viewed negatively by moralists who tend to regard such liberty as a license to oppress the poor. The conflict between these views has resulted in a great deal of political debate as various factions struggle to implement policies consistent with their different visions ofthe world. Is there a perspective that can reconcile the establishment of economic liberty within the framework of morality?

Paul A. Cleveland, "Economic Liberty," Journal of Markets and Morality 4, no. 2 (Fall 2001): 336-341


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