Question

1.) According to Sandel, what’s the difference between a market economy and a market society?

A.) A market economy is greedy. A market society is not.

B.) A market economy is when a culture allows market thinking to permeate all aspects of human life. A market society is a way of organizing productive activity.

C.) A market economy is a way of organizing productive activity. A market society is when a culture allows market thinking to permeate all aspects of human life

D.) A market economy is a way of organizing productive activity. A market society is just a society that accepts that way.

2.) What is Waide’s view about the fact that advertising forms desires in its audience?

A.) Having and being able to satisfy these desires helps us to find significance and meaning in our lives

B.) These desires corrupt us and distort our perception of reality

C.) A satisfying life in one in which our desires are satisfied, but it does not matter which desires

D.) We should examine the kinds of lives being sustained, made possible, or fostered by having these desires

Answer 1

Answer:

1. The correct answer is C.

According to Sandel, the difference between a market economy and a market society is that a market economy is a way of organizing productive activity, while a market society is when a culture allows market thinking to permeate all aspects of human life

2. The correct answer is C.