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sum of the private ends ? Or does the corporate end represent only those private ends which the citizens have in common , it being assumed that there are , in addition , other private ends with which the government is in no way ...
sum of the private ends ? Or does the corporate end represent only those private ends which the citizens have in common , it being assumed that there are , in addition , other private ends with which the government is in no way ...
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Exactly what relation is there between the corporate end and the private ends of individuals and of institutions ? The first and most fundamental point to be made is this : since a government is established by the prospective citizens ...
Exactly what relation is there between the corporate end and the private ends of individuals and of institutions ? The first and most fundamental point to be made is this : since a government is established by the prospective citizens ...
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Private citizens and institutions depend to a great extent on the government for the maintenance of the opportunity to promote their private ends . Initial non - interference by the government in the area of private ends is no guarantee ...
Private citizens and institutions depend to a great extent on the government for the maintenance of the opportunity to promote their private ends . Initial non - interference by the government in the area of private ends is no guarantee ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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