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Why Did Mill Also Argue In - On Liberty - That The Idea That The Majority Is Always Correct Is A Threat To Social Progress?

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1. Why Did Mill Also Argue In - On Liberty - That The Idea That The Majority Is Always Correct Is A Threat To Social Progress?

In The 1960s Through The 'new Frontier' Policies Of Kennedy And Johnson - Particularly Johnson's 'great Society' Programme
That The Level Of Economic Activity Is Determined By Aggregate Demand In The Economy And That Governments Could 'manage' Their Economy By Influencing The Level Of Aggregate Demand. Government Spending In The Economy Therefore 'injects' Demand - Whilst Taxation 'withdraws' It.
Controlling Inflation Rather Than Maintaining Full Employment
'mankind Minus One' Idea - That Is Everyone Bar One Person Was Of One Opinion - They Had No More Right To Silence That One Person - Than That One Person Had To Silence Mankind

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