Title: Daniel M. Hausman
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Title: Economic ethics
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Title: History of economic thought
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Title: Hans-Hermann Hoppe
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Title: Brigham–Kanner Property Rights Prize
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Title: Stephen T. Worland
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Title: Frank Michelman
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Title: Economic ethics
Content:  without pleasure posed complications to the relationship between ethics and economics at the time. Callicles, for example, held that one who lived rightly should gratify all their desires by way of their courage and practicality, which presented an anomaly for the issue of scarcity and the regulation of consumption. This was reconciled by the division of labour, where basic human wants such as food, clothing, and shelter were efficiently manufactured, given each limit their production to their most productive function, thus maximizing utility. Xenophon's Oeconomicus, inspired by Socrates' concept of eudaimonia, necessitates that, since virtue is knowledge, one should understand how to use money and property well rather than merely acquire it for personal gain.

Question: Who is the author of The Economics and Ethics of Private Property?
Answer: Hans-Hermann Hoppe.