Philosopher John Rawls's theory of justice presents an argument in favor of income equality that relies on the

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Rawls's theory of justice, particularly the idea of the "original position" and the "veil of ignorance," suggests that people would choose a system of income distribution that minimizes the risks of being worst off, favoring a more equal distribution of income to ensure a fairer society. This is because, under the veil of ignorance, individuals do not know their place in society and would prefer a system that guarantees a decent minimum standard of living for all, rather than risking being in a disadvantaged position.

Philosopher John Rawls's Theory of Justice Presents an Argument in Favor