When does Cohen think government interference with the operation of markets is justified?
A) When it uses import tariffs to protect domestic markets from foreign competitors
B) When it protects property rights and the consensual actions of market participants
C) When it regulates industries and grant licenses
D) None of the above (Cohen thinks governments should never interfere.)
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A) inequality.
B) wealth.
C)
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Q77: Cohen claims that government interference introduces immorality
Q78: Anderson argues that Locke
A) thought that no
Q79: On Anderson's interpretation, Locke would
A) not oppose
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