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The Economic Approach to Personality, Character and Virtue
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Personality Revisited: A Posthumous Tribute to Albert Bandura and David Magnusson
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Meaningful Economics
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Scarcity Isn’t Fundamental; The Human Mind Is
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Economics Needs Moral Sentiments
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And to Distinguish Cause and Effect in Meaningful Human Action
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With Universal Patterns of Human History
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And with Human Customs and Practices
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Human Conduct Is a Challenge to Study
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Because There Are Four Ways to Explain Why We Do What We Do
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The Mind Creates Human Customs
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Why Do Human Beings Have the Custom of Property?
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Why Do Human Beings Truck, Barter, and Exchange One Thing for Another?
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Why Do Human Beings Divide Their Labor?
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Property Rights Aren’t Primary; Ideas Are
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Preferences Do Not Explain Norms; Ideas Do
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Materials Alone Can’t Enrich Us; Ideas Plus Materials Can
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The Impact of Counterfeit Victims in the Victim Marketplace
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