Rawls' Just Savings Principle States That

question 8

Multiple Choice

Rawls' Just Savings principle states that

• A)wealthier future generations should be ignored because only the poorest generations should be considered
• B)investment should only go towards projects that help the least well off in the future
• C)there is a moral requirement to save and grow until adequate justice is reached
• D)society should save just enough to maintain current levels of consumption for future generations

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