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Ideological Insights: Philosophers and Economic Systems

Explore the foundations of ideologies through the lens of prominent philosophers and economic systems. Delve into the impact of individual rights, governmental control, and societal beliefs.

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Ideological Insights: Philosophers and Economic Systems

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  1. JEOPARDY

  2. Individually Wrapped-ism - 100 When individuals are subject to this, and not the will of a single person or group.

  3. Individually Wrapped-ism - 200 Liberte! Egalite! Fraternite! This radical event resulted in the spread of democratic ideals across Europe.

  4. Individually Wrapped-ism- 300 More than just land; also physical possessions and intellectual property.

  5. Individually Wrapped-ism -400 Markets in which labour can be bought and sold freely.

  6. Individually Wrapped-ism - 500 There are times when these may be justifiably limited.

  7. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 100 The foundation of all ideologies.

  8. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 200 Ideological opinions are this; influenced by personal thoughts and feelings.

  9. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 300 Ideology has a considerable impact on this; who you are.

  10. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 400 “What is the nature of society” falls under this characteristic of all ideologies.

  11. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 500 Ideological based on perceived social or economic status.

  12. Back to the Philosopher – 100 Author of The Wealth of Nations (1776).

  13. Back to the Philosopher – 200 Nice beard. This German philosopher believed that wealth and property should be shared by the masses.

  14. Back to the Philosopher – 300 He believed that because of freedom, we are all in danger and need security.

  15. Back to the Philosopher – 400 This Genevan philosopher placed significant importance on “the common good” and the general will of the people.

  16. Back to the Philosopher – 500 This Englishman believed that the government could tax people, but only with “the consent of the majority”.

  17. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 100 All economic systems suggest who should control these; land, labour and capital.

  18. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 200 On the far right of the economic spectrum, this extreme form of capitalism roughly translates to “let it be” in French.

  19. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 300 Government and private business work together to run the economy in this economic system.

  20. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 400 In socialism, government runs these to establish overall economic control.

  21. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 500 This economic system - in place in Canada -employs a combination of concepts from both collectivist and individualist ideologies.

  22. Animal Collective - 100 Rousseau, Locke and Hobbes believed in this; we all give up some individual freedoms to live in society.

  23. Animal Collective - 200 Controlled by the state for the good of all the people. CBC, for example.

  24. Animal Collective - 300 Healthcare that doesn’t require patients to pay out of pocket for treatment.

  25. Animal Collective - 400 Holding the whole group accountable for the actions of individuals.

  26. Animal Collective - 500 This countries extreme use of collective responsibility has resulted in one of the harshest prison systems in the world.

  27. Let’s Get Political – 100 John Locke would approve of this political system where citizens exert control over government and it’s decisions.

  28. Let’s Get Political – 200 Josef Stalin would approve of this system where the government exerts maximum political and economic control.

  29. Let’s Get Political – 300 The most popular political system in the western world; citizens vote for officials who represent their interests in government.

  30. Let’s Get Political – 400 Government exerts all control over citizens and the decision making process in this often oppressive political system.

  31. Let’s Get Political – 500 The Federal NDP (New Democratic Party) fall on this end of the political spectrum.

  32. Individually Wrapped-ism - 100 Rule of Law

  33. Individually Wrapped-ism - 200 The French Revolution

  34. Individually Wrapped-ism - 300 Private Property

  35. Individually Wrapped-ism - 400 Free Markets

  36. Individually Wrapped-ism - 500 Individual Rights & Freedoms

  37. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 100 Beliefs & Values

  38. Ideologi-call Me Maybe- 200 Subjective

  39. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 300 Personal Identity

  40. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 400 Beliefs about Society

  41. Ideologi-call Me Maybe - 500 Class

  42. Back to the Philosopher – 100 Adam Smith

  43. Back to the Philosopher – 200 Karl Marx

  44. Back to the Philosopher – 300 Thomas Hobbes

  45. Back to the Philosopher – 400 Jean-Jacques Rousseau

  46. Back to the Philosopher – 500 John Locke

  47. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 100 Factors of Production

  48. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 200 Laissez – Faire

  49. Rage Against the Cash Machine - 300 Liberalism

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