#866600

#866600: This is because there is circularity in the assertion that one should distribute rights (e.g. to pollute or to be free from pollution) in a manner that … wealth.

This is because there is circularity in the assertion that one should distribute rights (e.g. to pollute or to be free from pollution) in a manner that … wealth.
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  • minimizes
  • maximizes
  • constant

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