Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Dinh Chapter 7

Q: What is a(n) "merely" economic loss?

A: "A 'merely' economic loss is thus one whose effect we can still make fall on our less important needs, while when we say that the value of something we have lost is much freater than its economic value, or that it cannot even be estimated in economic terms, this means that we must bear the loss where it falls" (99, 100).

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