This is a much more interesting point IMHO. If the positive externalities are on the labour then you want to oversupply Utilitarian X-Riskers as much as possible. If the positive externalities are mostly on the compensation then you want a closed shop union.
Of course this is predicated on an individual-level causal attribution of utility being how utilitarians make decisions.
This is a much more interesting point IMHO. If the positive externalities are on the labour then you want to oversupply Utilitarian X-Riskers as much as possible. If the positive externalities are mostly on the compensation then you want a closed shop union.
Of course this is predicated on an individual-level causal attribution of utility being how utilitarians make decisions.