According to Rawls, inequalities are unjust even if the system that produces inequalities is to the advantage of everyone.

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Rawls accepts that inequalities can be just if the system that produces inequalities is to the advantage of everyone. More precisely, he formulates what he calls the difference principle, which is that inequalities are justified if they benefit the position of the least-advantaged person.

According to Rawls, Inequalities Are Unjust Even If the System