The Moral Ecology of Markets

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The book explores the contentious debates surrounding market morality and self-interest, drawing from diverse perspectives in economics and political philosophy. Daniel Finn presents a framework to navigate these conflicting views, emphasizing that every economy must confront four essential challenges: allocation, distribution, scale, and the quality of relations. Engaging with prominent thinkers like John Rawls and Milton Friedman, Finn delves into the arguments for and against market systems, offering insights into the complexities of economic ethics.