Describe the issues at stake and the relevant doctrines

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Case Study: " The question of whether citizens should have the liberty to acquire and dispose of property as they see fit is a contentious one, with arguments on both sides rooted in philosophical principles of liberty and justice. While some argue that economic freedom is essential for individual autonomy and economic growth, others contend that economic activity must be regulated to promote distributive justice and protect vulnerable members of society. This essay aims to contribute to this debate by drawing on the ideas of John Locke, Karl Marx, Thomas Aquinas and René Descartes. Property rights are essential for individual freedom and economic growth, but that restrictions on economic activity are necessary to promote distributive justice and protect the vulnerable members of society."

Question: Describe the issues at stake and the relevant doctrines, theories and views that compose them in a philosophical way

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