One work by this man claims that a stationary state is preferable to perpetual economic growth because the latter destroys the environment and leads to a lower quality of life, while he argues that individual liberty leads to moral development in another of his works which advocates for equality of the sexes.
One work by this man claims that a stationary state is preferable to perpetual economic growth because the latter destroys the environment and leads to a lower quality of life, while he argues that individual liberty leads to moral development in another of his works which advocates for equality of the sexes. Though not Malthus, this author of Principles of Political Economy and The (*) Subjection of Women supported free speech in a work which also proposes that individual are free to act as long as others are not hurt according to his "harm principle." This author of On Liberty advocated for the "rule" form of a consequentialist idea pioneered by Jeremy Bentham which strives to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number. For ten points, name this proponent of utilitarianism.
One work by this man claims that a stationary state is preferable to perpetual economic growth because the latter destroys the environment and leads to a lower quality of life, while he argues that individual liberty leads to moral development in another of his works which advocates for equality of the sexes.
John Stuart {Mill}