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PART 1. Microeconomic Issues
ISSUE 1. Are Profits the Only Business of Business?
YES: Milton Friedman, from "The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits," The New York Times Magazine
NO: Robert Almeder, from "Morality in the Marketplace," in Milton Snoeyenbos, Robert Almeder, and James Humber, eds., Business Ethics, rev. ed.
ISSUE 2. Should We Encourage the Private Ownership of Guns?
YES: Daniel D. Polsby, from "The False Promise of Gun Control," The Atlantic Monthly
NO: Arthur L. Kellermann et al., from "Gun Ownership as a Risk Factor for Homicide in the Home," The New England Journal of Medicine
ISSUE 3. Should Cities Subsidize Sports and Sports Venues?
YES: Thomas V. Chema, from "When Professional Sports Justify the Subsidy: A Reply to Robert Baade," The Journal of Urban Affairs
NO: Robert A. Baade, from "Stadium Subsidies Make Little Economic Sense for Cities: A Rejoinder," The Journal of Urban Affairs
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reviewed Taking sides on June 09, 2016 Taking sides
I read this in a class at University of Richmond--amazing book that discusses how much of what we do in our country has become obsolete, and how by measuring ourselves against our competitors, we can work together to be the best we can possibly be by changing our education system and the way we approach the world of work.
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