Your point may or may not be accurate, but it’s not made by the post. Your post at the minimum comes across as being dependent on two facts which are not in evidence.
I’d suggest fleshing it out with more abstract reasoning; your argument literally consists of an example. You don’t even explain what exactly it is your examples are supposed to be demonstrating. I -think- your point is that there isn’t a single unifying moral perspective in economics—that is, there are trade-offs and opportunity costs in economics, including in the moral sphere. I agree with that point, if that’s the point you’re making. I just don’t think your post does a good job making the point as-is.
Your point may or may not be accurate, but it’s not made by the post. Your post at the minimum comes across as being dependent on two facts which are not in evidence.
I’d suggest fleshing it out with more abstract reasoning; your argument literally consists of an example. You don’t even explain what exactly it is your examples are supposed to be demonstrating. I -think- your point is that there isn’t a single unifying moral perspective in economics—that is, there are trade-offs and opportunity costs in economics, including in the moral sphere. I agree with that point, if that’s the point you’re making. I just don’t think your post does a good job making the point as-is.