The author also uses the concept of Pareto efficiency for his argument.
This work elucidates the difference between good and right, where the good is considered to be "the satisfaction of rational desire." The author also uses the concept of Pareto efficiency for his argument. The work advocates that an equal distribution of wealth is preferred to an unequal one unless the agents can all accrue benefit. This is known as "the difference principle." One popular criticism of it was that it advocated the promulgation of the existing capitalist order, and it was famously disputed in Robert Nozick's Anarchy, State, and Utopia. Its central concept is a perspective from which to judge whether a given action is good for society, the "veil of ignorance." FTP, identify this philosophical work of John Rawls.
This work elucidates the difference between good and right, where the good is considered to be "the satisfaction of rational desire.
A Theory of Justice