I don't understand this. How can you speak of the market "weighting"
well-being unless you have some common measure of well-being? But isn't it
presupposed that there is no common
measure of utility or well-being in contemporary neo-classical economics? The
utilitarian basis for
modern economics
Dear Paul,
Perhaps you didn't get my last message. I thought I was doing the
one on John Maurice Clark (#83) and I also volunteered to do #75 on
Social Control of Business since that dovetails with the Clark piece.
In any case, I have been working on the Clark piece and would like
to know
Dear Paul,
Perhaps you didn't get my last message. I thought I was doing the
one on John Maurice Clark (#83) and I also volunteered to do #75 on
Social Control of Business since that dovetails with the Clark piece.
In any case, I have been working on the Clark piece and would like
to know
