One section includes an analysis of Hart's principle of fairness, while another contains an analysis of envy and exploitation.
To account for the possibility of the invisible-hand, the author of this work appeals to genetic drift, Schelling's tipping model, the Austrian theory of trade cycles, as well as thirteen other possible causes. One section includes an analysis of Hart's principle of fairness, while another contains an analysis of envy and exploitation. This work posits three natural rights: justice in acquisition, transfer, and rectification, to account for justified entitlements. This work then argues that end-result and pattern principles do not satisfy these requirements of justice. Also containing the "experience machine" thought experiment, this work features chapters on "Prohibition, Compensation and Risk" and tries to derive the moral justification for a minimal government via state-of-nature theory. Featuring a famous thought experiment on Wilt Chamberlain, this is, for 10 points, what philosophical work by Robert Nozick?
To account for the possibility of the invisible-hand, the author of this work appeals to genetic drift, Schelling's tipping model, the Austrian theory of trade cycles, as well as thirteen other possible causes.
Anarchy, State, and Utopia