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from David Ruccio
Both Michael Sandel and Deirdre McCloskey treat market morality as a very trivial thing, and easily understood.
For Sandel, market morality is based on the idea that “some of the good things in life are degraded if turned into commodities.” Therefore, “the market” should be circumscribed and delimited according to community norms and values. McCloskey’s view…
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