Bauer Brilliance

I regard the extension of the range of choice, that is, an increase in the range of effective alternatives open to people, as the principal objective and criterion of economic development; and I judge a measure principally by its probable effects on the range of alternatives open to individuals.

From his Economic Analysis and Policy in Underdeveloped Countries

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