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The Ethics of Entitlement

1985

by Sennholz

[Introduction: The Ethics of Entitlement and the Case for Economic Freedom]: Hans Sennholz introduces the concept of entitlement programs as a recent historical development in the U.S., tracing their origins to progressi...

Hans F. SennholzLaissez-faireNew DealProgressive TaxationProperty RightsCapital ConsumptionProductivityegalitarianismMarginal UtilityWelfare EconomicsBureaucracyEntrepreneurship

Table of Contents · 6 segments

1
Introduction: The Ethics of Entitlement and the Case for Economic Freedomessay
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The Removal of Want: Charity vs. State Redistributionessay
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The Equalization of Incomes: Justice and Welfare Economicsessay
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Victims of Transfers and Unheeded Consequencesessay
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Envy or Error? The Roots of Egalitarianismessay
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Notes and Referencesfootnotes
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