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Card 16 / 25: Can leisure be more physically demanding than work?
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Yes, as a footnote explained, it's possible that Crusoe enjoys swimming in the ocean as a leisure activity. This is much more physically taxing than other chores such as gathering twigs for a fire. Presumably Crusoe does not derive direct pleasure from collecting twigs, and so this activity is work, not leisure.
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Dr.Robert MurphyAssociated Scholar
Mises Institute
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Attribution:
Dr. Robert P. Murphy, Lessons for the Young Economist. (Mises Institute), http://mises.org/document/6215/Lessons-for-the-Young-Economist (Accessed 04 April, 2014). License: Creative Commons BY
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