my question is on my requirement

my question is on my requirement

1.Read this pdf ,Discuss: Is libertarianism just?negative rights and free markets.Is capitalism ethical?Negative Rights and Free Markets. Is capitalism ethical?

2.Listen: This American Life: The Giant Pool of Money (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (on the 2008 mortgage crisis)Watch: Inside Job (available streaming via Netflix, Hulu, and various places)Discuss: To what extent did lies cause the financial crisis of 2008? Who lied, and about what? Were they wrong to tell these lies? What other Ethical principles were violated? To what extent, if any, must the government regulate the ethics of the business community? Can’t we just trust businesses to do the right thing?

please answer these two question

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Libertarianism

Question One

By definition, libertarianism implies the reduction in government involvement in public activities, and giving the public the opportunity to make their own decisions and engage in business as people wish to. In particular, the government would just provide the basic necessities such as security and ensuring that people have their rights as provided by the rule of law, but eventually facilitate a leissez faire market situation. The best way to understand the extent of justice under libertarianism lies in exploring the implications of such conditions in nineteenth century America.

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