10 Questions
Which of the following is NOT one of the four cardinal virtues in classical moral philosophy?
Justice
What is the relationship between justice and charity?
Charity is a subset of justice
What is the ultimate purpose of all the virtues?
To elevate the dignity and sovereignty of the human person
Which principle of economic justice involves the input or contribution of each person to the economic process?
Participative Justice
Which principle of economic justice defines the output or out-take rights of an economic system based on each person's labor and capital inputs?
Distributive Justice
Which principle of economic justice detects distortions and guides the corrections needed to restore a just and balanced economic order for all?
Social Justice
Which principle of justice involves the concept 'to each according to his contribution' rather than 'to each according to his needs'?
Charity
What does the Oxford English Dictionary define as 'economic harmonies'?
Laws of social adjustment that promote self-interest
What are the first two principles of economic justice based on, according to the text?
The eternal human search for justice
Why is the concept of 'social justice' more appropriate than 'limitation' in describing the third component of economic justice?
It restrains human tendencies toward greed and monopoly
Test your knowledge on the concepts of economic justice and social justice with this quiz. Learn about the principles of justice and how they guide our understanding of what is right and wrong in different cultures and societies. Explore the connection between justice and the cardinal virtues.
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