Economy

• Locke:

  -Natural laws emphasise property rights

  -Free market, laissez-faire capitalism

  -Not in favour of tax, subsidies or regulations

  -Limited economic regulation

  -Economic interference can lead to a dependency culture and erodes egotistical individualism
• Wollstonecraft:

  -Natural laws emphasise property rights

  -Free market, laissez-faire capitalism

  -Not in favour of tax, subsidies or regulations

  -Limited economic regulation

  -Economic interference can lead to a dependency culture and erodes egotistical individualism
• Stuart Mill:

  -Natural laws emphasise property rights

  -Free market, laissez-faire capitalism

  -Not in favour of tax, subsidies or regulations

  -Less limited economic regulation: saw the need of state intervention to prevent the poor from suffering and to prevent monopolisation
• Rawls:

  -Natural laws emphasise property rights

  -Free market capitalism

  -Keynesian economics: some state management to negate the effects of recessions and assist developmental individualism

  -Laissez-faire economics can lead to exploitation, deprivation and inequality
• Friedan:

  -Natural laws emphasise property rights

  -Free market capitalism

  -Keynesian economics: some state management to negate the effects of recessions and assist developmental individualism

  -Laissez-faire economics can lead to exploitation, deprivation and inequality