Which of the following does Segal cite as a distinctively Aristotelian approach to economics?
a. The good life is not one of consumption, but of the flourishing of our deeperselves.
b. Absorption in a life of acquisition distorts the human personality.
c. The central institution to be supported by the economic life is thehousehold. d. All of these choices
Question 2
On Segal's reading of Aristotle, what is it to live well?
a. To become economically independent
b. To finish college, get a job and buy a house
c. To express one's richest potentials at high levels of excellence
d. To live faithfully by the dictates of the gods
