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unmatured

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For a broader argument, see Robert Cooter, Towards a Market in Unmatured Tort Claims, .
Any change in the prevailing interest rates affects unmatured bonds in two ways.
131) An unmatured rights ethicist whose concrete imagination of the world begins and almost ends with himself--that is, a person who operates on the world from the perspective of his own needs and desires and has little natural empathetic connection to the needs of others--would not be expected to fully grasp, except perhaps in an abstract way, how profoundly he violates another when he sexually harasses, assaults, or rapes her, for example.
 
 
 
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