Titlebook: Hegelian Ethics; W. H. Walsh Textbook 1969Latest edition W. H. Walsh 1969 Aristotle.autonomy.ethical theory.ethics.Kant.moral judgments.mo

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W. H. Walshl of the economic indicators, and as a result, their influence grew. Even in those halcyon days, however, structural problems did not go unrecognized, and some experimentation with wage-price guidelines and manpower programs occurred. Nevertheless, these policies were clearly an addendum to the macro text.

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W. H. Walshstent with our political framework to inhibit wage-price spirals. An assumption underlying this approach is that substantial pecuniary externalities arise from corporate and union wage and price decisions that cannot be captured by laissez-faire decision making.

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W. H. Walshsted, or are they based primarily on wage costs? If the former, an incomes policy in an open economy is an extremely doubtful proposition. If the latter, it is at least conceivable to make important headway in restraining national inflation through incomes policy.

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Ethical Formalism,ding on agents without regard to their personal wishes; both argue that the content of the law is determined by rational principles and can accordingly be apprehended by reason. But this apparent agreement conceals substantial differences about the scope and nature of reason as the moral faculty.

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