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If the latter are unfavorable , men disagree and quarrel , and sometimes fight , over interests which would be wholly independent under more favorable conditions . Thus in times of war men may condemn , and even purposely destroy ...
If the latter are unfavorable , men disagree and quarrel , and sometimes fight , over interests which would be wholly independent under more favorable conditions . Thus in times of war men may condemn , and even purposely destroy ...
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Complexity and lack of supervision have worse consequences than inefficiency and waste : they provide favorable opportunities for dishonesty . The prevalence of graft is acceptedly one of the weaknesses of a democracy .
Complexity and lack of supervision have worse consequences than inefficiency and waste : they provide favorable opportunities for dishonesty . The prevalence of graft is acceptedly one of the weaknesses of a democracy .
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Under this freedom , a man , generally speaking , will choose that form of government which promises him the most favorable opportunity to live the kind of life which he desires to live . Contrary to the claims of authoritarians ...
Under this freedom , a man , generally speaking , will choose that form of government which promises him the most favorable opportunity to live the kind of life which he desires to live . Contrary to the claims of authoritarians ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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