John Rawls's A Theory of Justice, published in 1971, argued that ________ is/are key(s) for evaluating social policy.
A) the design of the tax system
B) economic welfare
C) the interaction of suppliers and demanders
D) questions of income and wealth distribution

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Rawls argued that questions of income and wealth distribution are key for evaluating social policy, as his theory of justice focuses on creating a fair and equitable society, where the basic rights and opportunities are distributed equally among all individuals. The design of the tax system and economic welfare may be related to income and wealth distribution, but they are not key factors in Rawls's theory of justice. Similarly, the interaction of suppliers and demanders is a concept related to market economics, which Rawls's theory of justice seeks to regulate and balance with a social safety net.

John Rawls's a Theory of Justice, Published in 1971, Argued