Liberty, Desert and the Market: A Philosophical Study

Serena Olsaretti

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Introduction 1. Desert and justifications of the market 2. Incentive payments and compensatory desert 3. Productive contributions and deserved market rewards 4. Liberty and entitlements in the libertarian justification of the free market 5. The moralised defence of the free market: a critique 6. The free market, force and choice: beyond libertarians and their critics Conclusion.

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