A libertarian would be likely to argue that

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A libertarian would argue that equality of outcomes is not as important as the fairness of the processes that lead to those outcomes, and that equality of opportunities is more important than equality of income. They also believe that the government should not interfere in redistributing resources from some individuals to others, as this would be a violation of individual liberty and the free market. Therefore, all of the above options are likely to be supported by a libertarian.

A Libertarian Would Be Likely to Argue That