Final Flashcards

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What are some Market Weaknesses

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Imperfect information
Monopoly
Public Goods
Externalities
Economic instability/ recession
economic injustice
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The 2 pillars of markets

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Utilitarian and Libertarian

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exceptions to the Brennan and Jawarski rule

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Wrongful possession: some things are wrong to posses, therefore wrong to sell
Incidental limits: Special circumstances that make it wrong to sell
inherent limits

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Negative Economic dignity

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protection from the power of gov or market abuse by private corporations (teddy ros and antitrust)

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Positive economic dignity

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use the power of gov to create conditions of economic security and flourishing (FDR and New deal)

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response to recession

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Monetary Policy; managed by federal reserve, lower interest rates, expand money supply. Downside; inflation.
Fiscal policy; gov spending (ex, corona checks). Downside; deficits, need to pay them back

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William Grahm sumner’s civll liberty

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each man is guaranteed the use of all his own powers for his welfare
the person with his wealth stolen is worse then poor

different from winthrops civil liberty, which is limitations actually make you more free.

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The Mucrakers

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journalists and writers who portrayed the new industrialism in an unflattering light

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progressives

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active gov interference
teddy ros and woodrow wilson

interference created stable working conditions, broke up monopolies, and expanded the size of gov

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ancient freedom
founding
civil war
progressive era
new deal
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ancient; individual desires in line with community
founding; protection of individual rights
civil war; power to national gov. protect all rights
progressive era; protection from private power
new deal; protection from too much want or suffering

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great depression shocks

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stock market decline
runs on banks collapse
severe drought and dust bowl

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FDR v Hoover; liberty

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FDR; positive liberty. economic security, freedom is absence from fear and want, four freedoms; speech religion, from fear, from want (second bill of rights.

Hoover; Negative liberty. increasing bureaucratization can losen freedoms not increase them. fifth freedom; economic freedom. gov, bare minimum.

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The new deal and its legacy

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bold and persistent interference. new relationship between people and gov. created new gov organizations like social security and FDIC to protect peoples personal and financial rights

legacy; reduced suffering and provided relief, saved nation from extreme alternatives, didnt end great depression and not only reason for growth of gov (war)

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WWII an American Triumph

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triumph of american self interest, repels foreign attach, ends great depression, economic mobilization, america becomes military economic leader of the west, triumph of american virtue, liberates europe and prevents tyranny

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the 1960’s social movements

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civil rights; questioning equality
womens movement; questioning gender roles
antiwar movement; questioning americas role
student movement; questioning the purpose of education
counter-culture; questioning everything

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five types of liberty and political implications

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ancient; freedom to participate in the community and politics; small republic, robust civic life
winthops civil liberty; freedom to live as god wants you to live, submission to gods will; covenant community
negative liberty; freedom from gov; limited gov, checks and balances, market economics
positive liberty; freedom means creating conditions necessary to flourish gov intervention may be necessary; larger and more active national gov
radical liberty; freedom is liberation from all traditional constraints; moral individualism and the challenge of community

17
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1968

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Vietnam war excalates
student unrest
assassinations of MLK and Robert F Kennedy
ended with election of Richard Nixon

18
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Moral individualism and categories

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freedom means being an independent self, unbound by prior moral ties and capable of choosing by ends (telos) for myself
implies that gov should be neutral among competing conceptions of the good
categories
Natural duties; universal, dont require consent
Voluntary obligations; particular require consent
Obligations of solidarity; particular, dont require consent

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Walzer V Sandel

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Walzer argues that our deepest moral commitments are found away from
politics, within our individual groups. We agree on little more than that
we’re willing to let other groups pursue their own visions.
Sandel argues that because we disagree, we must engage those
disagreements as we work out our collective decisions.

20
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Jay nock

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libertarian negative liberty
happiness is determined by each individual, when gov tries to provide happiness it often produces unhappiness.
gov has two roles promote freedom and promote justice
‘men are slaves to gov’
absolutism; individual exists for the state. he has no right except what the state grants you provisionally
the gov cant provide happiness