POLI 2608 Lecture Notes - Cato Institute, American'S Creed, Progressive Policy Institute
11 Mar 2014
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A case for government: contents, wrapup, question: how much government, some possibilities, being a rational human, tragedy of the commons . Three among many, many developments that greatly affect politics and government. Egrowth of the have nots and a frustrated middle class. Tdespite growth in government wealthy as wealthy as ever. 1: what does this mean for traditional political alliances and the. The shifting balance between production of information versus material goods creates imbalances and especially anxieties in labor markets. Other answers: eanarchy, justification for government is not self-evident. Government power (that is, legitimate coercion) runs counter to nature. A minimal position: the only role of government is to protect natural political rights. Ethere is no such thing as social and economic entitlements. ii. Class 2 case for government: no laws against drugs, abortion, gambling, prostitution. 1) people must be responsible for themselves. ii. iii. iv. v. See cato institute (http://www. cato. org/) i. ii. iii. iv.
