Value Based on Preferences

Economics and Philosophy 12 (1):1 (1996)
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What distinguishes preference utilitarianism from other utilitarian positions is the axiological component: the view concerning what is intrinsically valuable. According to PU, intrinsic value is based on preferences. Intrinsically valuable states are connected to our preferences being satisfied

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Wlodek Rabinowicz
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