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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
See p. 115.
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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
See p. 115.
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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
See p. 115.
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The principle of subsidiarity does NOT imply that
{ 1 } - the individual has the exclusive right to as much wealth as he can acquire, regardless of the needs of other members of the society.
{ 2 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units cannot assume it.
{ 3 } - the first responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the free and competent individual.
{ 4 } - after the individual, the responsibility in meeting human needs rests with the local group.
{ 5 } - higher levels of the community must assume responsibility for meeting human needs when the lower units refuse to assume it.
See p. 115.
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