Taking such factors as education, age, and record of accomplishment when allocating society's limited goods is generally referred to as what type of argument?

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This is referred to as a "Social Worth" argument, which suggests that goods and opportunities should be distributed based on individuals' contributions to society, as measured by factors like education, age, and accomplishments.

Taking Such Factors as Education, Age, and Record of Accomplishment