Exam 13: Economic Justice
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Contrast socialist and libertarian outlooks with regard to their views on whether distributive justice should be determined by process or end state views.
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A socialist position would stress end state views of justice and in particular evaluate economic outcomes in terms of the needs and equal status of human beings. A libertarian position would hold that distributive justice is a matter of seeing that the process by which people seek goods is fair.
Which set of words best completes the following sentence: The morality of inequality of opportunity is a(n) _______ ethical concern, while the morality of inequality of outcome is a(n) ________ ethical concern?
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C
Label as End State (E) or Process (P) views of justice If some in a society have greater wealth than others this is just only if the difference is due to the fact that those with more have worked harder for it.
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According to Rawls's maximin principle for decision-making under ignorance, people will choose that society with the least gap between the rich and the poor.
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Explain Rawls's second principle of justice (that part referring to equality of opportunity).
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Label as Characteristic of a Libertarian (L), Socialist (S) or Liberal (LL) position (In some cases more than one answer is right--give all which are right): Positive rights
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The people in the original position in choosing behind a "veil of ignorance" do not know any biasing things about themselves but do know that they would want what any person would want.
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According to a process view of economic justice, a social distribution of wealth is just if and only if the disparities in wealth are due to differences in merit, achievement, or contribution.
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An "end state" view of economic justice is one that is concerned about how things turn out in terms of distribution of wealth in a society.
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Label as considerations of Efficiency (E), Liberty (L), Freedom (F), or Welfare (W) Societies must maintain economic systems that work well to maximize the production of goods and minimize costs.
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Label as End State (E) or Process (P) views of justice Just societies must satisfy the basic needs of all their members.
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Libertarians typically hold a process view of justice rather than an end state view.
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According to Mackinnon poor people are more likely to be obese than people who are well off because
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Label as Characteristic of a Libertarian (L), Socialist (S) or Liberal (LL) position (In some cases more than one answer is right--give all which are right): End state view of justice
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Label as considerations of Efficiency (E), Liberty (L), Freedom (F), or Welfare (W) Liberty or Freedom: this is a good that can be achieved only if people have effective means to achieve what they want.
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To suggest that Tom has a right to the money that is earned as a result of his innovative idea comes under which form of ethical reasoning?
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Label as Characteristic of a Libertarian (L), Socialist (S) or Liberal (LL) position (In some cases more than one answer is right--give all which are right): Liberty rather than freedom
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