Titlebook: Social Economics; John Eatwell,Murray Milgate,Peter Newman Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 e

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Distributive Justice,val countries, and so forth. Distributive justice is a narrower concept for which another name is economic justice. It is justice in the economic relationships within society: collaboration in production, trade in consumer goods, and the provision of collective goods. There is typically room for mut

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Entitlements, as a dental extraction, or a forbearance from interfering from some aspect of the title-holder’s activity or enjoyment, such as not trespassing on someone’s land. Strong entitlements imply the presence of a right in the person entitled and a corresponding or . obligation in the person owing the per

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Envy,lity. Different economists have also used the term in different senses. Veblen (1899) avoids the word ‘envy’, but one feels that some of the pleasure of conspicuous consumption may come from the malicious belief that it induces envy in others. Brennan (1973) uses the term ‘malice’ to indicate negati

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