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Bentham's Assumptions Happiness = pleasure, people can decide happiness, politicians can decide citizens happiness, happiness can be measured by material, and everyone's happiness can be added together
Rawlsian Hypothetical contract 1st : Equal right to most extensive liberty, 2nd : Economics and society will be inequality to be arranged
What is Rawlsian Egalitarianism
End-State Theory Justice acquisition, justice transfer, and rectification of justice
Entitlement Theory Unjust if unjust to people, needs constant interference, and causes economic harm
Utilitarian theory of Justice Maximize happiness and minimize pain
Critiques of Utilitarian Does not stress equality, interpersonal comparison of utility problems, and fails to acknowledge minorities rights
Critiques of Libertarianism No way to check original acquisition, notion of rights, and wealth can be powerful
Republican liberty Freedoms Structural independence
Structural independence Presence of democratic constitution and safeguards for arbitrary government
Safe Guards Press, strong judiciary, and civic virtues
Libertarian Theory of Justice Prioritizing individual rights, particularly the right to private property
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