In Rawls's view, can economic inequality be compatible with justice?
A) Yes, provided that it has come about by fair dealings
B) Yes, provided that it results in compensating benefits for the least advantaged
C) Yes, provided that the poverty of some is offset by a net increase in social well-being
D) No

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Rawls's theory of justice, as fairness, allows for economic inequalities under the condition that they benefit the least advantaged members of society. This is encapsulated in his second principle of justice, often referred to as the difference principle.

In Rawls's View, Can Economic Inequality Be Compatible with Justice