The Rawlsian position holds that points that are not on the utility possibilities frontier and therefore represent ______________ allocations may be desirable from a moral perspective if they are more ______________.

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The Rawlsian position, based on the philosophy of John Rawls, argues that allocations which may not be the most efficient (in terms of total utility or economic output) can be morally preferable if they result in a more equitable distribution of resources or welfare.

The Rawlsian Position Holds That Points That Are Not on the Utility