A Look at Theories: Part II

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Ericsson said, "All phases of life are related to a specific psychological struggle, I believe that this struggle will help.

The first half and the second half of this book are written for "Smart Universal Leader". In Part 3, we will apply the results of Part 1 and Part 2, ie the theory of property labor and the factual theory of nontransferable rights to economics. Here we assume that the reader is familiar with advanced undergraduate economics. The first focus of Part 3 is the description theory of capital theory and the theoretical flaws and general equilibrium theory (Arrow-Debreu model). This is aimed to prove the possibility of a competitive equilibrium with net net profit. Then the focus shifts to marginal productivity (MP) theory which plays the role of description theory and normative theory in neoclassical economics. By establishing a single corn labor model, you can compare and contrast marginal productivity theory, Marx labor theory value and exploitation theory, and property labor theory in the same model. The theory is descriptive and normative

In this article we will look for Shin's view on normative guidance provided by morality in relation to relationships between humans and animals This is absolute and also relates to singer's utilitarian theory. In the second and third sections, we will examine Singer's Utilitarian theory and Tom Reagan's rights theory in "Animal Rights Case". In Part 4 I will explain the concept of personality other than human rights. This is the core concept of animal rights theory. The fifth part advocates the theory about the three elements of moral theory. In Part 6, regardless of whether uncertainty exists in the application of the general theory of rights, the theory of rights provides clear normative guidance on the relationship between humans and animals, and this guideline is based on that of Singer Far beyond that. Utilitarian theory provides more decisive things.