Question

Question 16 1 pts Which of the following statements is not something that John Rawls would likely say about his views about economic justice? When choosing principles for society, rational people would choose a society that has the best conditions for those worst off. O We must address the least advantaged as being born to a certain socioeconomic status or in a certain country is an arbitrary "luck of the draw". For us to choose just principles of society, we must imagine what society we would want without thinking about how much money we actually have or what job we actually do now. You can't help where and when you were born and so when choosing principles for a just society, it is irrational and unfair to disregard these essential facts about ourselves.

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Answer: We must address the least advantage ......luck of the draw

Explanation: In the economic theory it is said that there should be equal liberty. One must be entitled to have the choice to take what suits for him. There is no word of luck as there is no relationship between luck and economy. On the other hand, it says of human justice on the basis of economy.