As a classical moral justification of capitalism, the natural right to property is a utilitarian justification.

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The natural right to property is a deontological justification, based on the idea that individuals have a fundamental right to their own property simply because they are human beings. Utilitarian justifications of capitalism are based on the idea that it leads to the greatest overall happiness or "utility" for society as a whole.

As a Classical Moral Justification of Capitalism, the Natural Right