Society in general does not give enough importance to spontaneous action. Additionally, Mills claims that the government should allow the specialized, informed people to make their own, educated decisions, with the exceptions of education, children/inferiors, contracts and perpetuity, poor laws, monopolies, colonization, labor hours/class interest, and infrastructure (Mills, 1038-1041). In these situations, the government makes decisions so as to best protect and serve the individual and others, and to protect those who do not know from themselves/the harm of others. This is important because it goes back to Mills’ point that it is better for humans to be individuals so that they can make their own decisions that are not uniform with everyone’s decision otherwise this leaves very little room for economic variation or diversity which is essential for ethical economic thoughts and growths. Mill also speaks about the importance of a person to have his own desires and impulses; strong impulses produce energy, the fuel for change and activity in the economic…