You Give Love A Bad Name

Business Ethics Journal Review 7 (2):7-13 (2019)
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Brennan and Jaworski (2018) accuse me of misunderstanding their thesis and failing to produce a counterexample to it. In this Response, I clarify my central argument in “Can’t Buy Me Love,” explain why I used prostitution as an example, and work to advance the debate.

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10.12747/bejr2019.07.02

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