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Acknowledgments Introduction: Why Classical Liberalism?
1: Two Forms of Skepticism
2: The System of Liberty
3: Moral Relativism
4: Moral Incrementalism
5: Conceptual Skepticism
6: A Preference for Preferences
7: Metapreferences, Relative Preferences, and the Prisoner's Dilemma Game
8: Behavioral Anomalies
9: Cognitive Biases Conclusion: Staying the Course Notes Table of Cases Index
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Carl Michaelis
reviewed Skepticism and freedom on September 03, 2017
Skepticism and freedom
An interesting book, but I didn't necessarily think Epstein presented the strongest case for the opposing viewpoint. I,e. is forcing employers to set up default savings plan for employees consistent with his classical liberal view given the arguments of Sunstein-Thaler and other framing devices often implemented by means other than private contract,
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