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self-interest

[self-in-trist, self-, -in-ter-ist] / ˌsɛlfˈɪn trɪst, ˈsɛlf-, -ˈɪn tər ɪst /








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Nations that believe they can outcompete anyone, anywhere embrace open markets as a matter of rational self-interest.

From Barron's

Each is designed so that firms—high cost or low, safe or risky—find it in their self-interest to choose the option meant for them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mandy Hill, president of the Publishers Association, said the backtrack was a victory "over the self-interest of a handful of large corporations".

From BBC

Instead, it is wholly contingent and circumstantial, defined by what serves his own self-interest and corrupt needs and wants at any given moment.

From Salon

“The fusion message to his base takes many forms, but the central theme is always: his self-interest is the tribe’s interest, which makes it your interest,” he said.

From Salon