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Justice distributiveOnline version Watch and discover this fantastic theory of social justice by JESSICA IRAIS JIMENEZ*ESTEVEZ 1 What does distributive justice refer to? a Theory of social justice that emphasizes the equitable distribution of resources b Empirical concept about the moral justice c Normative based on non-equiliaty distribution d 2 We can talk about just distribution in terms of a Social changes and rule management b Fairness, equality, desert and rights c Social demand and needs d Fight for justice no matter what 3 Should we apply distributive justice in every situation in our lives? a Yes, but I'm not really sure b Yes, of course, fair must be everywhere c No, because we use the Desert term for a fair reward. d No, because life isn't fair 4 How many ethical theories guide the justice distributive? a 3 b 3, maybe more. c 2 d No idea 5 What is the main focus of the Utilitarianism theory? a Promotes a non-equality system b Common good and free resources c Organize all resources d Maximize the profit in the system

Justice distributiveOnline version

Watch and discover this fantastic theory of social justice

by JESSICA IRAIS JIMENEZ*ESTEVEZ

What does distributive justice refer to?

Theory of social justice that emphasizes the equitable distribution of resources

Empirical concept about the moral justice

Normative based on non-equiliaty distribution

We can talk about just distribution in terms of

Social changes and rule management

Fairness, equality, desert and rights

Social demand and needs

Fight for justice no matter what

Should we apply distributive justice in every situation in our lives?

Yes, but I'm not really sure

Yes, of course, fair must be everywhere

No, because we use the Desert term for a fair reward.

No, because life isn't fair

How many ethical theories guide the justice distributive?

3, maybe more.

No idea

What is the main focus of the Utilitarianism theory?

Promotes a non-equality system

Common good and free resources

Organize all resources

Maximize the profit in the system

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Justice distributiveOnline version

by JESSICA IRAIS JIMENEZ*ESTEVEZ

What does distributive justice refer to?

We can talk about just distribution in terms of

Should we apply distributive justice in every situation in our lives?

How many ethical theories guide the justice distributive?

What is the main focus of the Utilitarianism theory?

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