Problems of Market Liberalism

The essays explore the limits of government, market-oriented solutions to social problems, and libertarianism.

Zusammenfassung
The essays in this collection offer insights into the limits of government, develop market-oriented solutions to pressing social problems, and explore some defects in traditional libertarian theory and practice.

Inhalt
1. Why all welfare states (including laissez-faire ones) are unreasonable; 2. Measuring opportunity: toward a contractarian measure of individual interest; 3. Deontic restrictions are not agent-relative restrictions; 4. Why even egalitarians should favor market health insurance; 5. Affirmative action and the demands of justice; 6. The dual role of property rights in protecting broadcast speech; 7. Regulation of foods and drugs and libertarian ideals: perspectives of a fellow-traveler; 8. Profit: the concept and its moral features; 9. Natural property rights: where they fail; 10. Toward a libertarian theory of class; 11. Libertarianism as if (the other 99 percent of) people mattered; 12. On the failure of libertarianism to capture the Popular Imagination; 13. Imitations of libertarian thought.

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