Adam Smith libertarian POLS 2300 UofU Midterm Review
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Purpose of Government | 1. Protect the Weak
2. Curb the Violence
3. Chastise the Guilty
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Advantages to Free Market | 1. Maximizes individual liberties, people are fre to use their individual talents toward and occupation of their own choice.
2. Meritology, success is determined by hard work.
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Invisible Hand | The idea that innate human greed drives public good. Individuals want to become wealthier and to do so they must provide a service to the community in return for wealth, wealth being a natural drive given by God which humans equivocate with happiness
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What are the implications of the Invisible Hand? | Means an increase in a communities communal happiness, thus Free Market is morally good.
Also means a broader base of products and goods available.
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