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Essay Instructions: Write a 4000-5000 word essay on the topic ?Capitalism: Is it moral, immoral, or amoral?? Quote the following references: The end result is I think it is moral. Cite the following articles;



1. Introduction by Robert Lawson on ?Moral Foundations of Capitalism?.
a. Francisco?s ?money speech? in Atlas Shrugged. http://www.capitalismmagazine.com/index.php?news=1826.
b. Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

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a. Chapter 1 of the Economic Freedom of the World: 2011 Annual Report. http://www.freetheworld.com/2011/reports/world/EFW2011_chap1.pdf

3. Lecture by Robert Lawson on ?Economic Freedom, Democracy, and human outcomes?.
a. Lawson, R. and J. R. Clark. 2010. ?Examining the Hayek-Friedman Hypothesis on Economic and Political Freedom.? Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 74(3), 230-39.
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Essay Instructions: http://www.kropfpolisci.com/final.exam.capitalism.environment.pdf on this website is the topics and the outline for the essay, and also this is really important to follow the APA format. Thank you so much and I really need an A on this paper. If there is any question just message me thank you so much
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Essay Instructions: Social Institutions (I must have (4) four FULL PAGES

Questions/Tasks
1). Discuss the key tenets of Capitalism and Socialism. Considering these two very different economic philosophies, which of the two do you think are more viable in the age of technology and why?
2). Consider ways that at least two important sociological institutions (family, religion or politics) help to make the economic system you chose successful.

Expectations
**You are expected to use Case-related readings and background materials in composing your case study essay. (see below)

**In preparing your Module 3 Case, you need to demonstrate your learning of the concepts outlined in the modular learning objectives. (see below)

**Use section headings for each of the topics you address in your paper followed by a discussion of that topic.

Case Related Reading
Author Unknown (2008). Introduction to Sociology. Wikibooks. Retrieved May 26, 2011, from:http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Sociology

Fitzgerald, N., Cormack, M., (2006). The role of business in society; An agenda for action. The Conference Board. Publication number CSR-06-Citizen. Retrieved on May 29, 2011 from: http://www.hks.harvard.edu/m-rcbg/CSRI/publications/report_12_CGI%20Role%20of%20Business%20in%20Society%20Report%20FINAL%2010-03-06.pdf

Goggin, M.L., Orth, D.A., (2002) How faith-based and secular organizations tackle housing for the homeless. The roundtable on religion and social welfare policy. Retrieved on May 27, 2011 from: http://www.religionandsocialpolicy.org/docs/research/10-23-2002_grand_rapids_study.pdf

Preston, P., (2011, May, 7). The Moral Obligations of Business. Business Spectator. Retrieved on May, 29 2011 from: http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/What-are-the-moral-obligations-of-your-business-pd20110427-GB2T2?opendocument&src=rss

Modular Learning Objectives
By the end of this module, the student shall be able to satisfy the following outcomes expectations:
Case
Compare and contrast important philosophies underlying economic institutions
Rank the viability of economic institutions in the age of technology
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Hypothesize how social institutions interact within a functioning social system
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Hypothesize how social institutions interact within a functioning social system

Essay Instructions: Case Study: Michael Novak: Capitalism and the corporation

Outline the role of he corporation:
TThe modern business corporation is an original creation of the American imagination. It was first fashioned to extend local markets; then, it became an indispensable means to create a national market. Both American industrialization and capitalism were crucially dependent upon the corporate form of organization. The corporation was not, however, a disembodied "first cause"; it spread in response to concrete economic challenges. But the corporation had first to become a legal instrument before it could be anything else. While the law dealt amply with the internal affairs of corporations, no internal logic dictated the further development of the corporate form. Corporate law, after all, is not a branch of higher mathematics whose cogency requires a series of more elementary operations. External, primarily economic pressures helped generate the corporation. The combined force of those pressures and the nature of American legal thought determined the eventual shape of the modern business corporation. Using Reading 3.5, Michael Novak on Capitalism and the Corporation, answer all of the questions. After reading the document and before answering the questions, initiate your paper with the problem statement; The problem to be investigated is