The Market Economy as a Social System

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Focusing on the development of John Rawls's justice theory, this book introduces reality-based analyses that address who makes rules and how. It proposes group orientation and balanced negotiating power as alternatives to individualism and the veil of ignorance. Building on this framework, the author explores three critical issues: the distribution of land and natural resources, the allocation of products, and the motivations behind acts of kindness, providing fresh insights into these essential societal questions.