Moral trade

Moral trade allows new opportunities for coordinated action that are morally Pareto optimal (Wikipedia 2002)^[1] —that is, situations where the coordinated action is better by the view of all parties, than the alternative.

BibliographyFurther reading

Wikipedia (2002) Pareto efficiency, Wikipedia, March 22 (updated 8 May 2021‎).

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   Wikipedia (2002) Pareto efficiency, Wikipedia, March 22 (updated 8 May 2021‎).

altruistic coordination | building effective altruism | epistemic deference | moral advocacy / values spreading | moral cooperation | moral uncertainty | philanthropic coordination

Donnelly, Ruairí (2017) Moral trade, Effective Altruism Global, August 11.

Kaufman, Jeff (2015) Ethics trading, Jeff Kaufman’s Blog, January 24.

altruistic coordination | building effective altruism | epistemic deference and social epistemology | moral advocacy / values spreading | moral cooperation | moral uncertainty | philanthropic coordination

altruistic coordination | cooperation and coordination | deference and social epistemology | moral advocacy / values spreading | moral cooperation | moral uncertainty | philanthropic coordination