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"Exploitation and the Psychology of Moral Judgment" Matt Zwolinski, Hayek Lecture Series

In this lecture, Professor Matt Zwolinski discusses how price-gougers and sweatshop owners may benefit consumers and workers, even when the benefits they bestow would be described as "exploitation" by some observers. Zwolinski briefly discusses how and under what conditions these relationships can be mutually beneficial, and then asks why so many people think that price-gougers and sweatshop owners who provide opportunities to the poor that would otherwise be unavailable are worse than people who do nothing at all to help the poor. Zwolinski argues that our intuitions about these cases are misleading, and that we should revise them if we discover that people who protest sweatshops and price-gouging make the poor worse off than they would be without them. To learn how you can support the Center and the Hayek Lecture Series, please contact the director, Bruce Caldwell, at 919-660-6896 or [email protected] Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more! Follow us at   / dukepolisci   Like us at   / dukepolisci   Follow us at   / dukepolisci   Produced by Shaun King, Duke University Department of Political Science Multimedia Specialist