Philosophy of Justice: Equality Principles

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What is a key consideration in determining how to distribute a society's assets?

Need

According to some, who should earn the most in a society?

Those who work hardest

What is a potential consequence of a society's institutions being perceived as unjust?

Citizens or group members feeling alienated and withdrawing their commitment

What is a key principle of restorative justice?

Focusing on the needs of victims and offenders

What is a potential outcome of a society's institutions being perceived as unjust?

A revolution or rebellion

What is a key consideration in determining how to allocate a society's resources?

The productivity of individuals

What is a key principle of distributive justice?

Resources should be allocated according to need

What is a potential outcome of a society's institutions being perceived as unjust?

Undermining of confidence in the institutions

What is a key consideration in determining how to punish those who violate the rights of others?

The principle of just deserts

What is a key principle of social welfare?

The rich should be taxed to help the poor

Test your understanding of strict equality principles, including income equality and just saving behavior, in the context of social justice and intergenerational fairness. Explore the nuances of these principles and how they can lead to disparities in wealth.

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