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; Andy Stern assumes that workers need and want unions. "Anything that interferes with that is therefore by definition wrong and is contrary to their will or at least to their best ... The Fray Kausfiles Andy Stern's interested sophistry ... Andy Stern's interested sophistry by Martin_Straub; 12/25/2008, 12:55 AM...
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Unformatted Document Text: 28 others even as they are pretending to care about them. Smith, on the contrary, seems to assume that people’s appeals to the self-interest of others will, in the majority of cases, be genuine. 20 He writes, in one of ... Jurisprudence Smith too had hinted that these appeals might be deceitful:
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Had the program refuted what Adam Smith called "the interested sophistry of merchants" or did the audience remain deceived? ... If policy wonks miss next weeks current affairs show because they are reading The Wealth Of Nations to see what Adam Smith meant by "the interested sophistry of merchants", then it is a bad show...
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My friend, who's one of the best hackers in the world, is a very logical-minded person. He's an atheist, doesn't believe in anything supernatural, and has a no-fuss, no-nonsense character. Which is why I was surprised when I suggested that people ... Similarly, I believe the aesthetics of words, ... Of the good group,
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A Capitalist Looks at Free Trade: William L. Law, June 1991 ... nor could it ever have been called in question had not the interested sophistry of merchants and manufacturers confounded the common sense of mankind.
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nor could it ever have been called in question, had not the interested sophistry of merchants and manufacturers confounded the common-sense of mankind.”...
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Often ignored or even flouted by "interested sophistry" but no longer particularly radical-sounding, per se. What this book needs is its sequel because 2004 is so far from 1980 as to make the observations of that prior era something of a naive anachronism, however true and fundamental they may still be.
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nor could it ever have been called in question had not the interested sophistry of merchants and manufacturers confounded the common sense of mankind. [Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations, Book 4, 1776];
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Indeed, he went so far as to observe that this proposition was so self-evident that it would never have been questioned, “had not the interested sophistry of merchants and;
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