In this way, the self-interested activities of businessmen also serve the social good.
Indeed, there are numerous examples where the self-interested activities of one organism produce an incidental benefit for a non-conspecific; such behaviours are sometimes called 'mutualistic', though again, this is not the only way that the latter term has been used (West et al. 2007).
Under the assumption that minds and memory are malleable in this way, an economist would have no problem modeling it as a (self-interested) activity of the politician.
The ancient authors speculated about the relation between property and virtue, a natural subject for discussion since justifying private property raises serious questions about the legitimacy of self-interested activity.
She was active in her youth and was interested in activities such as gymnastics, horseback riding, and softball.
"The department is very interested in activities designed to restore tidal wetlands," said Peter A. Scully, the department's Long Island regional director.
It is not clear whether investigators are interested in activities on Twitter itself, or are focused on something else — like mapping out the users' movements, or matching their identities to anonymous accounts on other services that had used the same computers at the same times.
Ultimately, people become interested in activities they believe they can perform well.
Becker and Calhoon (1999) add that information of this type is especially useful for freshmen as they are interested in activities and services provided by the faculty.
In other words, if you're interested in activities, tours, events, classes, or leisure services, RAVN aims to make it easy to find those experiences and book them online.
