Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... commodities that are scarce by professional defini- tion . People have a native capacity for healing , consoling , moving , learning , building their houses , and burying their dead . Each of these capacities meets a need . The means ...
... commodities that are scarce by professional defini- tion . People have a native capacity for healing , consoling , moving , learning , building their houses , and burying their dead . Each of these capacities meets a need . The means ...
第 60 頁
... commodities such as information , education , and fun . In this argument the marginal utility of education also decreases , but this is no reason to limit its production . Some economists go even further . In the name of a misnamed ...
... commodities such as information , education , and fun . In this argument the marginal utility of education also decreases , but this is no reason to limit its production . Some economists go even further . In the name of a misnamed ...
第 91 頁
... commodities nor scarce . Conflict which leads to the right to walk , to participate in shaping society , to speak and commu- nicate equally , to live in clean air or to use convivial tools de- prives both adversaries of some affluence ...
... commodities nor scarce . Conflict which leads to the right to walk , to participate in shaping society , to speak and commu- nicate equally , to live in clean air or to use convivial tools de- prives both adversaries of some affluence ...
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