Which of the following best explains the view that nothing matters except that individuals have met a basic level of need for goods,such as housing or medical care,and that once they have met this basic level,income distribution is irrelevant?

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Commodity egalitarianism argues that once individuals have met a basic level of need for goods, such as housing or medical care, income distribution becomes irrelevant. This view considers the distribution of commodities (goods and services) as the only relevant measure of social welfare.

Which of the Following Best Explains the View That Nothing