collective good

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collective
adjective[before noun]
uk /kəˈlek.tɪv/ us /kəˈlek.tɪv/
of or shared by every member of a group ...
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As a consequence, these very arrangements will have to be evaluated with this collectivegood in mind.
Consumer and environmental organizations are pressure groups that offer a ' collectivegood', that is, consumer or environmental protection.
For all members of the coalition, there is the potential of a gain in aggregate bargaining power, influence, and collectivegood production.
In some cases, petitioners argued in favour of a specific collectivegood in terms of their individual household needs.
There is here a reconciliation between individual well-being and the collectivegood, and it is not in terms of equal resources.
Lawmaking and decisions for the collectivegood were to remain in the panchayats, local administrative councils manned by village leaders.
The problem of citizenship as a collectivegood, then, is inescapably tied to the interpretation of the general standard of 'treating one another as equals'.
By and large, the collectivegood factor displays the weakest association with general life satisfaction.
It is the distinctive feature of a collectivegood that nobody can be excluded from its consumption.
The collectivegood of assured victory was no longer provided in exchange for loyalty and obedience.
To manage change and contingency in such a way as to serve the collectivegood required expertise and planning.
In this case, there may be no loss to the collectivegood in justice being favored over integrity.
Individual responsibility was emphasised because of its positive contribution to the wider collectivegood.
What if our collectivegood-to-bad ratio will determine whether we become a critical link in the evolution of descendants who will evolve forever?
First, draining the meadow is a collectivegood.
The collectivegood is the use of the boat to provide safety on the neutral shore.
The high loadings on the collectivegood factor indicate that people implicitly or explicitly perceive a relationship between the domains.
The township election is designed to strengthen authority rather than weaken it, and to serve the collectivegood rather than individual interests.
Apart from the collectivegood factor, all other factors are fairly strongly affected by the general life satisfaction.
Chapter 3 locates the post-war paradigm welfare state in the collectivegood and a sense of responsibility for the disadvantaged, notwithstanding the limitations of the institutional paraphernalia.
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