A) Only equal distribution is just
B) Inequalities should favor the rich
C) Inequalities are acceptable if they benefit the least advantaged
D) All inequalities must be eradicated

A) Marxism
B) Libertarianism
C) Feminism
D) Utilitarianism

A) The Social Contract
B) A Theory of Justice
C) The Republic
D) A Theory of Justice Revisited

A) To determine fair principles of justice
B) To create economic agreements
C) To outline personal duties
D) To establish government authority

A) A purely capitalist society
B) A radical egalitarian society
C) A utilitarian society
D) A just and well-ordered society

A) They are secondary to social goals
B) They should be earned through merit
C) They can be sacrificed for greater good
D) Individual rights are fundamental and cannot be overridden

A) Yes, if they promote meritocracy
B) Yes, without restrictions
C) No, they should not exist
D) Yes, but only if they benefit the least advantaged

A) To reward the talented
B) To achieve perfect equality
C) To ensure fair equality of opportunity
D) To maximize total wealth