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A Theory of Just Market Exchange
Journal of Value Inquiry 54 (1):91-118 (2020)
Abstract
Any plausibly just market exchange must balance two conflicting moral considerations: non-worseness (Wertheimer, 1999) and euvoluntariness (true voluntariness; Munger, 2011). We propose an analytical theory of just market exchange that partly resolves this conflict.Author's Profile
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