Meeting Needs

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The book presents a robust defense of the concept of needs in shaping social policies, countering criticisms from economists who argue it is either too vague or redundant compared to preferences. David Braybrooke offers a model that illustrates the effective functioning of needs, demonstrating its relevance and utility in policy-making. Through this exploration, the author aims to restore the credibility of the needs concept in social discourse, emphasizing its importance in understanding and addressing societal challenges.