Economic realism claims that the only value which ought

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No more than two pages with double space1.Economic realism claims that the only value which ought to inform the law is that of economic efficiency. Given the fact that we, as a society, can no longer expect moral consensus, are there any shared values (consider Dworkin’s conception of “politically moral values” fromLesson 8) that we could reasonably appeal to in order to limit the excesses of economic realism?2.Compare and contrast the economic realist’s theory of self-interested individualism with Marx’s conception of species being. Which theory of human nature do you agree with and why?

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