2.
3.
The free market enables people to go into any industry they want; to
trade with whomever they want; to buy in the cheapest market around
the world; to sell in the dearest market around the world. But most
important of all, if they fail, they bare the cause. If they succeed, they
get the benefit.
4.
7.
The idea that the economic race should be so arranged that everybody
ends at the finish line at the same time rather than everyone starts at
the beginning line at the same time. This concept raises a very serious
problem for freedom. It is clearly in conflict with it, since it requires
that the freedom of some be restricted in order to provide the greater
benefits to others.
8.
In the last 100 years with relatively free markets, we have created
more wealth than in the 100,000 years before.
9.
How would this differ from fair shares for all economically? For
example, whats the difference between a successful student being
required to give up some of his/her hard-earned grade and a successful
person being expected to give more of his/her hard-earned income? If
you support redistribution of income and wealth, shouldnt you also
be willing to redistribute academic grades? After all, many of your
fellow students may not have had the advantages in education and
upbringing that youve had.
Address the above questions in your own words, in a minimum of
3 paragraphs.
I do not think this is fair. I believe everyone deserves a grade based
off of the work they put into it. If our grades were based off of
everyone put together it would be a disaster because people would
never work and slack in school and never strive to be better. I do
understand that people have learning disabilities and people struggle
but that should be all the more reason to push yourself to be better. I
have had a difficult time with school and have had to really push
Reflective Writing
Compose 2-3 paragraphs explaining how completing this assignment
helped you achieve at least two (2) of the SLCC Learning Outcomes:
Learning
Outcome
Knowledge
#2:
Acquire
Substantive