Justice-as-fairness demands that the good of the whole be the priority of public administrators, regardless of the consequences.

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Justice-as-fairness, as proposed by John Rawls, emphasizes that institutions should ensure fair distribution of goods and opportunities, and protect the liberties and rights of individuals, rather than prioritizing the good of the whole regardless of consequences.

Justice-As-Fairness Demands That the Good of the Whole Be the Priority