Smith's utilitarian argument is most commonly criticized for making what some call unrealistic arguments.
a. Smith assumes that no one seller can control the price of a good.
b. Smith assumes that the manufacturer will pay for all the resources used to produce aproduct
c. Smith assumes that humans are motivated only by a natural, self-interested desirefor profit.
d. All the above
e. B & C
D
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a. the unity of the universe brought about by God. b. the self as it occurs within experience. c. the world as a totality. d. the self that is beyond all possible experience.
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Misrepresenting a claim to make it easier to reject is called
A. False dilemma. B. Equivocation. C. Straw Man. D. Begging the question.
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In "Someone should find the break-even point between money and politics" language is used
A) Literally B) Non-literally
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The entitlement conception of justice is associated with:
a. welfare capitalism b. libertarianism c. socialism d. communism
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