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Private property is a possible solution to the problem of allocation. To argue for private property is to indicate reasons for adopting a solution of this type rather than any of the others (such as common property or collective property) that may be suggested. This chapter discusses ‘right-based arguments’. It provides a framework which distinguishes right-based arguments from other arguments such as utilitarian ones.
Keywords: collective property; private property; utilitarian arguments; allocation
Chapter. 18646 words.
Subjects: Social and Political Philosophy
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