What would it be for the global economy to be fair? This book argues that "structural equity" in an international practice of market reliance gives rise to significant egalitarian responsibilities. These require robust social insurance, capital controls, policy flexibility for developing countries, and more.
What would it be for the global economy to be fair? This book argues that "structural equity" in an international practice of market reliance gives rise to significant egalitarian responsibilities. These require robust social insurance, capital controls, policy flexibility for developing countries, and more.
Aaron James is Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Irvine.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Contents Preface 1. Main Ideas SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS 2. Economic Skepticism 3. Hobbesian Skepticism 4. The Moral Problem of Assurance BASIC FAIRNESS 5. Structural Equity 6. The Benchmark of Equality 7. Principles of Equity FAIRNESS ISSUES 8. Financial Crises 9. The Level Playing Field: Intellectual Property 10. Degradation, Exploitation, and Other Moral Concerns
Table of Contents Preface 1. Main Ideas SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS 2. Economic Skepticism 3. Hobbesian Skepticism 4. The Moral Problem of Assurance BASIC FAIRNESS 5. Structural Equity 6. The Benchmark of Equality 7. Principles of Equity FAIRNESS ISSUES 8. Financial Crises 9. The Level Playing Field: Intellectual Property 10. Degradation, Exploitation, and Other Moral Concerns
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