Political Science · Political Theory - Distributive Justice
The 'Sufficientarian' view in distributive justice, associated with Harry Frankfurt, holds that what matters morally is that:
- 1Goods are distributed equally
- 2Everyone has enough✓
- 3Inequalities benefit the least well-off
- 4Distribution reflects individual desert
Correct answer
Everyone has enough
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