Michael J. SandelPolitics & Society · Philosophy·b. 1953
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Synopsis
Michael J. Sandel explores the ethical limits of markets and the increasing tendency to put a price tag on everything. He questions whether there are certain things that money simply shouldn't be able to buy, examining how market values can erode non-market values. This book invites readers to consider the moral implications of a society where nearly everything is for sale.
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Prose complexity 7/10