America's Economic Moralists

America's Economic MoralistsTraces the history of two rival American economic moralities from colonial times to the present. Since colonial times, two discernable schools have debated major issues of economic morality in America. The central norm of one morality is the freedom, or autonomy, of the individual and defines virtues, vices, obligations, and rights by how they contribute to that freedom. The other morality is relational and defines economic ethics in terms of

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