In his book A Theory of Justice the philosopher John Rawls argues that people are entitled not to equal shares of the basic goods of society, but to an equal chance to acquire them. This aspect of his worldview is called

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Rawls' concept of "equality of opportunity" is about ensuring that individuals have a fair chance to attain the society's goods, rather than guaranteeing equal outcomes for everyone. This contrasts with ideas that advocate for equal distribution of goods or benefits regardless of individual effort or circumstances.

In His Book a Theory of Justice the Philosopher John