When, for Rawls, Is an Injustice Tolerable

question 29

Multiple Choice

When, for Rawls, is an injustice tolerable?

• A) As long as it meets the principle of utility
• B) As long as it is necessary to avoid an even greater injustice
• C) An injustice is never tolerable
• D) As long as it benefits the greater part of society

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