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Social justice (Rawls) prioritizes:

  1. the least advantaged
  2. utilitarian sum
  3. meritocratic order
  4. historical entitlements
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Correct answer: A. the least advantaged

1. Rawls' Difference Principle: inequalities permissible if they benefit the worst-off. 2. Justice as fairness; behind veil of ignorance. 3. Liberal egalitarianism foundation. __Source: syllabus Political Theory — justice__

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