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- 2. Economic Justice Do people have a right to a job and good wages? Is welfare aid
- 3. Economic Justice “Income inequality is where the capitalist system is most vulnerable. You can’t have the
- 4. Economic Justice The income gap: the richest part of the population earns a disproportionate amount of
- 5. Economic Justice Further differences: Gender: Men earn more than women Ethnicity: Usually minorities/immigrants earn much less
- 6. Economic Justice Values at stake: Charity: giving to other people out of ‘good heart’ Justice: give
- 7. Economic Justice Process Distributive Justice (or Procedural Justice): any economic distribution is just if the process
- 8. Economic Justice End State Distributive Justice: the process by which people obtain their wealth is not
- 9. Economic Justice End State Approach, an example: Radical Egalitarians: there is not any good reason why
- 10. Economic Justice Equal Opportunity: an unequal distribution of wealth in a society is just whether people
- 11. Economic Justice: a very brief review of political and economic theories - Libertarianism - Capitalism -
- 12. Economic Justice: Libertarianism The basic right of non-interference: we are free when we are not constrained
- 13. Economic Justice: Capitalism It is an economic system in which individuals or business corporations own and
- 14. Economic Justice: Socialism An economic system, a political movement, and a social theory Government should own
- 15. Economic Justice: Modern Liberalism and Social- Democracy Trying to compose liberty rights with justice The Government
- 16. Economic Justice: John Rawls’ Theory of Justice Justice is the first virtue of social institutions. But
- 17. Economic Justice: John Rawls’ Theory of Justice The two principles of justice: Each person is to
- 18. Economic Justice: John Rawls’ Theory of Justice
- 19. Economic Justice: John Rawls’ Theory of Justice Rawls choice is Society B Maximin Strategy: in choosing
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