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A dynamically consistent choice-set dependent population axiology
Dynamic neutral-range utilitarianism is a choice-set dependent population axiology, which means that the social welfare ordering depends on the set of eligible options that are available to the decision maker. This choice-set dependency allows to avoid many impossibility theorems in population ethic
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