What is your Confused Q for 2/17?

How does knowing the potential outcome of a moral dilemma make one's decision more or less right or wrong?

How does rewarding failure teach an A.I.G. employee not to commit the same mistake again?

I agree with the decision of who should be qualified for the Purple Heart.

I think that purple heart should cover soldiers psychological issues because they are the ones who is protecting our country.

I'm confused about the pricing gauging from overseas and how the government determines prices.

I felt it was awful that store owners were increasing the prices on supplies in a time of crises. It was very inconsiderate and selfish of them.

, why did the governemt take taxpayers money to bail out the banks and financial firms.

i have a good grasp on the wall street bail out now and people's views on greed and justice

im confused about how the price gouging starts from trade overseas

I am not sure what a purple heart is? And what it is meant for ?

I believe the government should not get involved with moral issues, unless they are involved with state of emergency issues such as the one mentioned in the reading.

I was somewhat confused on "price-gouging" as it was used multiple times.

Just as much as the physically injured if not more. What is the difference? They equally deserve it.

The purple heart is a interesting topic. I personally think that the purple heart should include psychologically injured veterans because they suffer

to gouging when it comes to times of need and disaster). people exploiting in the time of need is a horrible society.

Charley brings up morality and law. i think gouging is part of business and we all are greedy to some extent. but there should be justice(limits

I understood the reading, I thought the issue of govt determing prices was the most complex part of the reading

do people really think about "justice or more of their selfish wants and needs?

i dont understand the meaning of gouging and it was used a lot

i understood the reading, but can justice really be defined the same for everyone as circumstances are different making different choices?

As I did not really have much questions about it, but it did make me think about what justice is and how do we find it for everyone. In this chapter

In our country I think morals should be left outside of our legal system this country was built upon the greed of other men, and if its legal, Why not??

does the bailout outrage conclude that the rich will become richer and poor will become poorer?

the government is not suppose to interfere with moral issues in society but haven't they already done so especially recently with abortion?

what one should do with their overall work.

I don't think the government should have the say of what each individual should do with their business. Basic laws should be applied but should not limit

The reading in general was clear to me, but in reference to the argument of what the governments role should be in reference to the economy and business'

why did the government placed a 70,000 penalties charge on the hotel if they said that the market is free about selling and buying?

I don't get what sowell meant by "but the price levels that you happen to be used to are not morally sacrosanct"

Thomas sowell's definition of price gouging is a bit difficult to understand

I don't understand what a virtue argument is.

i understood the rest of the chapter but i guess a complicated section would be moral dilemmas when they talk about life in democratic societies

the story of the runaway trolly was confusing i didnt understand why it was there

The term price gouging appears often but im still confused with the term

what exactly is the purple heart? And is the law in florida still the same?

how are maximizing welfare, respecting freedom and promoting justice expressed in the price gouging laws?

2. Why does the government have such a traditional ( Greek ) and conservative view about honor , war , and what a man must act like ?

1.How can the government not interact with moral issues in our societies when they have already created a set of moral laws that citizens must obey? 2.

In response to the reading I think that the government should play a larger role in economics in response to the price boggling crisis because I think

are students interested so far?