Discrimination: An interdisciplinary analysis
Journal of Business Ethics · 1992 · Volume 11 · Issue 4
Abstract
Discrimination on the basis of race, sex, national origin, etc., is often morally wrong. But should such behaviour be proscribed by legislation, and penalized by fines or jail sentences? This paper argues that such enactments are incompatible with the law of free association, and with the concept of economic liberty and civil rights.
Keywords
Economic Growth, National Origin, Free Association, Economic Liberty, Jail Sentence
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