In libertarian philosophy, three negative rights are emphasized. Which one of the following should NOT be on the list?

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The right to work is not typically emphasized as a negative right in libertarian philosophy. Negative rights require others to refrain from interfering with one's actions (e.g., rights to liberty, life, and property), whereas the right to work can imply a positive obligation on others to provide employment, which is not a core principle of libertarianism.

In Libertarian Philosophy, Three Negative Rights Are Emphasized