Money

"...it is not ,..., love that makes the world go around - but money."

Should bakers, butchers and candlestick makers sell there products for just enough to make an honest living - or charge as much as they can get away with?

It is the idea that self-interest are the basic of a society. It sounds logical because you just live in a society to get better benefit which is actually selfish. But therefore that every people is able to get these benefits it is good for everyone. All that is attributable to greed.

So for what price should sell the people there products?

I think there should be an average where both sides can live with. I think this is called economics and supply and demand. In my opinion the theory is the fairest way for everybody in there case. That means the price wich is calculated by the law of supply and demand should be an aceptable price. Of course the workers could say they want to have more money for there goods but therefore they would pay more for things they need. So it seems to be like a loop. If you raise your prices there, you need to pay more there.