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According to Jeremy Bentham, what is the basis of property rights?
According to Jeremy Bentham, what is the basis of property rights?
- Government decree
- Natural law
- Individual ownership
- Social construct (correct)
What is the primary goal of promoting affordable housing and community spaces?
What is the primary goal of promoting affordable housing and community spaces?
- To increase individual wealth
- To promote social inequality
- To reduce government intervention
- To promote the greater happiness for the greatest number of people (correct)
What is the relationship between property rights and society, according to Bentham?
What is the relationship between property rights and society, according to Bentham?
- Property rights are a social construct, enforced by society (correct)
- Property rights are inherent and unchangeable
- Property rights are enforced by the state but rooted in natural law
- Property rights are a product of individual freedom
What is the primary benefit of promoting access for all people to community spaces?
What is the primary benefit of promoting access for all people to community spaces?
What is the underlying assumption of Bentham's argument about property rights?
What is the underlying assumption of Bentham's argument about property rights?
What is the nature of property rights according to Bentham?
What is the nature of property rights according to Bentham?
What is the ultimate goal of promoting affordable housing and community spaces?
What is the ultimate goal of promoting affordable housing and community spaces?
What is the relationship between society and property rights in Bentham's view?
What is the relationship between society and property rights in Bentham's view?
What is the purpose of promoting access for all people to community spaces?
What is the purpose of promoting access for all people to community spaces?
What is the underlying philosophy behind Bentham's argument about property rights?
What is the underlying philosophy behind Bentham's argument about property rights?
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