The Global Economy and Moral Obligation

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The Global Economy and Moral Obligation Two kinds of duties: Negative duty—the duty not to harm. Positive duty—the duty to help. We may have special obligations to our compatriots, but We have a duty not to harm persons that applies to everyone.

Harm and the Global Economy Global economic and political arrangements that harm people in developing countries. Supporting bad governments and coups Resource privilege Borrowing privilege Corrupting government officials Selling weapons Unfair trade arrangements. Restrictive borrowing policies. Working conditions that people in developed countries would not tolerate. Environmental degradation.

Harm and Obligation in the Global Economy Since we have an obligation not to harm people, we have an obligation to resist harmful global arrangements, and/or to volunteer or contribute to organizations that are helping (e.g. Oxfam, Doctors without Borders).