Summary Of Liberal Arts And The Bottom Line By Lane Wallace

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In the essay “Liberal Arts and the Bottom Line,” by Lane Wallace argues that employees are being blindly taking advance of by their employer. Are employers trying to push strong motivations upon their working to increase a person self-drive or only to increase the numbers of product that is produces? According to the text, “The popularity of the late economist Milton Friedman’s philosophy among business people has never surprised me much” (Wallace). The author begins to detect Friedman’s misconception within his argument using an appeal of pathos to support his evidence. By helping the audience pursue to best path of correct reasoning that also allow the public to acknowledge Friedman’s misconception. In argument, the author points out that