Ethics 2 midterm

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The Fact that we can form preferences on the basis of mistaken beliefs can be used to support the idea that the good cannot be defined as preference satisfaction.

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The idea that liberty is a fundamental human right can be seen in such documents as the Declaration of Independence

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The libertarian idea of self ownership expresses the notion that we have a right to make decisions about ourselves

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Libertarians' fundamental reason for opposing government regulation of the free market is that regulations decrease overall welfare

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Critics of the utilitarian justification of the market are likely to think that preferece satisfaction is the very best measure of well-being

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Critics of utilitarian justifications of the market argue that markets are good because they see preference satisfaction as good

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Someone who thinks the good cannot be defined as prefrence satisfaction is committed to the claim that it is never good to get what you want

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The underlying moral justification of the free market found in conventional economic theory appeals to a fundamental right to voluntary exchange

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The basic libertarian position holds that each of us has the right to do whatever we want with the things we own, provided we respect other people's rights to do the same

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10. Libertarianism recognizes a fundamental human right to be provided with the basic means for living

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11. A utilitarian justification of the market may place value on the act of voluntary exchange because:

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12. Srinivasan's challenge that libertarians are committed to accepting any exchange does not involve physical compulsion amounts to the claim that libertarianism goes against the common sense understanding of

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13. The claime that the good cannot be defined as preference satisfaction is part of an argument against the utilitarian justification of free market. Which statement best fits into that argument?

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Ethics 2 midterm

Question 1 of 1

Time Left

The Fact that we can form preferences on the basis of mistaken beliefs can be used to support the idea that the good cannot be defined as preference satisfaction.

Select the correct answer(s).

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The idea that liberty is a fundamental human right can be seen in such documents as the Declaration of Independence

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The libertarian idea of self ownership expresses the notion that we have a right to make decisions about ourselves

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Libertarians' fundamental reason for opposing government regulation of the free market is that regulations decrease overall welfare

Select the correct answer(s).

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Critics of the utilitarian justification of the market are likely to think that preferece satisfaction is the very best measure of well-being

Select the correct answer(s).

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Critics of utilitarian justifications of the market argue that markets are good because they see preference satisfaction as good

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Someone who thinks the good cannot be defined as prefrence satisfaction is committed to the claim that it is never good to get what you want

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The underlying moral justification of the free market found in conventional economic theory appeals to a fundamental right to voluntary exchange

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The basic libertarian position holds that each of us has the right to do whatever we want with the things we own, provided we respect other people's rights to do the same

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10. Libertarianism recognizes a fundamental human right to be provided with the basic means for living

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11. A utilitarian justification of the market may place value on the act of voluntary exchange because:

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12. Srinivasan's challenge that libertarians are committed to accepting any exchange does not involve physical compulsion amounts to the claim that libertarianism goes against the common sense understanding of

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13. The claime that the good cannot be defined as preference satisfaction is part of an argument against the utilitarian justification of free market. Which statement best fits into that argument?

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14. With which statement is someone who supports the free market for utilitarian reasons most likeyly to agree with?

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15.Libertarian reasons for supporting free market

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