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Do Markets Undermine Inequalities?
Author(s)Steiner, Hillel
Abstract“Should differences in income and wealth matter?” is a paralyzingly big question. Does it refer to some differences? All differences? Daily differences, periodic ones, initial ones? Do they matter regardless of how income and wealth are acquired? Regardless of what can be done with them? Regardless, indeed, of what ‘mattering’ means?
IssueNo1
Pages342-356
ArticleArticle Not Available
SourceSocial Philosophy and Policy
VolumeNo19
PubDateWinter 2002
ISBN_ISSN0265-0525

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