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'''Designed to encourage the positive, caring side of human nature, Altruistic Economics assumes that people's wellbeing is related to that of their friends. Like classical economics, it assumes that people maximise their welfare. Unlike classical economics, everyone's well being is uniqely dependent on their sympathy for other specific individuals, so that our self-interest is counter-balanced with concern for the welfare of friends.'''
'''Designed to encourage the positive, caring side of human nature, Altruistic Economics assumes that people's wellbeing is related to that of their friends. Like classical economics, it assumes that people maximise their welfare. Unlike classical economics, everyone's well being is uniqely dependent on their sympathy for other specific individuals, so that our self-interest is counter-balanced with concern for the welfare of friends.'''


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=More Information=
=More Information=


Essay at  http://www.altruists.org/static/files/ae3-draft-20050126.pdf
#Essay at  http://www.altruists.org/static/files/ae3-draft-20050126.pdf
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 9 January 2011

Designed to encourage the positive, caring side of human nature, Altruistic Economics assumes that people's wellbeing is related to that of their friends. Like classical economics, it assumes that people maximise their welfare. Unlike classical economics, everyone's well being is uniqely dependent on their sympathy for other specific individuals, so that our self-interest is counter-balanced with concern for the welfare of friends.

URL = http://www.altruists.org/ideas/economics/altruistic/


More Information

  1. Essay at http://www.altruists.org/static/files/ae3-draft-20050126.pdf
  2. Altruism