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Ceteris paribus and self-interest
when something of your self interest benefits the society.
A firm that is motivated by self interest should:
When your interest benefits the society directly and indirectly.
A rational self-interest.
Ceteris paribus and self-interest
1.Lose self dependency and self reliance 2.Ruins domestic industries. 3.Developing countries may loose cultural identity. 4.More dependency on foreign capital and technology . 5.Developing countries may become the market of developed countries. 6.Developing countries may be the victim of International Monopolies.
when something of your self interest benefits the society.
Rational self-interest implies that
examples of Enlightened self-interest
Their various nomadic tribes settled in fertile valleys with mountains around them, developing independent city-states. The had no desire to amalgamate with other cities which might exploit them, and lose their prized independence and self-determination. The city-states formed leagues to promote their self-interest, but changed sides over time as self-interest dictated.
self interest and fear
decisions arrived at based on self-interest or impluses
That Britain only did so out of self-interest
People act in their own self interest, meaning that all they think about is themselves.
A firm that is motivated by self interest should:
All people act out of self interest at one time or another, but some people act out of self interest most, if not all, of the time. People who act out of self interest regardless of how their actions affect others often have psychological issues or are extremely selfish.