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What are the three relevant principles of justice?
To act for the common good of all, to avoid injuring one another, to render to each man what is rightfully his due, to deal fairly with one another in the exchange of goods and in the distribution of wealth, position, status, rewards and punishments
Which principle of justice is a special application of the fourth precept to the distribution of shares in the wealth produced among those who have participated in its production?
The first principle
What is the third principle of justice concerned with?
The legislative regulation of economic activity
What is the principle of distribution?
Each participant in production is entitled to receive the wealth he produces
What is the principle of participation?
Every man has a natural right to life and the right to earn a living by participating in the production of wealth
What is the principle of limitation?
No one has a right to so extensive ownership of the means of production that it excludes others from the opportunity to participate in production and earn a viable income
What is the purpose of the three principles of justice?
To provide a just organization of any economy, especially a capitalist economy
Test your knowledge of the three relevant principles of justice with this quiz. Explore the concepts of acting for the common good, avoiding harm, and ensuring fairness. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand these fundamental moral duties.
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