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ion of state power in the United States, France, or Great Britain are distant enough, and economies sufficiently stable (parts of the 1970s aside), that we assume dollars, pounds, and some European currency (once francs and deutschmarks, the euro at the moment) are natural, operative means for stori

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Claude Meillassouxt enough to sustain working economies. For Smith (2002 [1759]), sympathy was crucial for social or economic exchanges. Exchange for material gain alone was too cold a foundation for exchange, and only sympathy and shared values—and exchange of empathy, as it were—would reduce opportunism that would

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