A theory of distributional justice that concludes that the social contract emerging from the original position would call for an income distribution that would maximize the well-being of the worst-off member of society is known as
A. relative justice.
B. maxi-min justice.
C. utilitarian justice.
D. Rawlsian justice.
Answer: D
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A. does not grow from year to year. B. grows by about three percent from year to year. C. grows by about six percent from year to year. D. grows by varying amounts from year to year.
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A) constructing more low income housing B) a new cruise missile for the military C) expanding the school lunch program D) providing textbooks for college students