consumerist ethics.
The ethics of consumerism partly derives from the rights-based approach to morality which was a marked feature of the second half of the twentieth century, and partly has been encouraged by those who advocate belief in the efficacy and essential righteousness of a free-market economy. The main concepts in consumer ethics are ... ...
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