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Unit quiz: Distributive justice, structural responsibility, and dissent

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Question 1

Two economic plans protect equal basic liberties and fair opportunity. One raises the best-off substantially while leaving the least advantaged worse than under the other. What does the difference principle favor on these stipulated facts?

Question 2

A donated manuscript later turns out to have been taken from its entitled owner without permission. Which inquiry does entitlement theory require?

Question 3

Identical online access codes are distributed, but some learners have no usable connection. What is the most precise diagnosis?

Question 4

An admissions office, employer, and transit provider follow neutral-looking rules that jointly prevent qualified residents from attending training. What should an audit do first?

Question 5

A protest is public and sincere, but organizers ignore a readily available remedy and impose avoidable serious burdens on bystanders. What remains to be assessed?

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