The Market Economy as a Social System

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The book expands on John Rawls's theory of justice by incorporating real-world analyses, focusing on the dynamics of rule-making. It emphasizes group orientation over individualism and advocates for a balanced negotiating power instead of relying on a veil of ignorance. Building on this framework, the author addresses critical issues such as the distribution of land and natural resources, the allocation of products, and the motivations behind acts of kindness, offering fresh perspectives on these pressing societal challenges.