Carens accepts that it is possible for the sudden opening of one country's borders to do more harm than good from a liberal egalitarian perspective. However, he argues that
A) in practice, feasible policy options will not entail major costs to current citizens.
B) liberal egalitarianism is false, and so this possibility is irrelevant.
C) sometimes you have to do more harm than good in the short term to do more good in the long term.
D) all of the above
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Q8: Joseph Carens argues that restrictions on free
Q9: Which of the following is not, according
Q10: Carens argues that, for example, liberal egalitarianism
Q11: During his discussion of Japan, Caren claims
Q12: Carens argues that a policy of exclusion
Q14: Carens defends a form of
A) Kantian distributionism.
B)
Q15: Carens's main conclusion is that
A) liberal egalitarianism
Q16: Christopher Heath Wellman defends the position that
A)
Q17: Wellman cites a number of "unpalatable implications
Q18: In response to the objection that freedom
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