Ceteris paribus and self-interest
when something of your self interest benefits the society.
A firm that is motivated by self interest should:
When your interest benefits the society directly and indirectly.
A rational self-interest.
Ceteris paribus and self-interest
1.Lose self dependency and self reliance 2.Ruins domestic industries. 3.Developing countries may loose cultural identity. 4.More dependency on foreign capital and technology . 5.Developing countries may become the market of developed countries. 6.Developing countries may be the victim of International Monopolies.
No, "self-interest" is typically not hyphenated.
when something of your self interest benefits the society.
The Melian Dialogue highlighted the clash between self-interest and morality in international relations. The Athenians prioritized their own self-interest and power over the Melians' pleas for justice, ultimately leading to their conquest. This dialogue serves as a case study illustrating the realpolitik principle that countries often act in their own self-interest, regardless of moral considerations.
Rational self-interest implies that
examples of Enlightened self-interest
Their various nomadic tribes settled in fertile valleys with mountains around them, developing independent city-states. The had no desire to amalgamate with other cities which might exploit them, and lose their prized independence and self-determination. The city-states formed leagues to promote their self-interest, but changed sides over time as self-interest dictated.
self interest and fear
decisions arrived at based on self-interest or impluses
That Britain only did so out of self-interest
People act in their own self interest, meaning that all they think about is themselves.