True/False Quiz

According to Shue, an unequal distribution of goods can never be equitable.

For Shue, every person is entitled to equal dignity and respect.

According to Shue, progressive rates of contribution of the sort recommended by the second principle of equity can reduce incentive effects.

According to Shue, the third principle of equity assumes a state of radical inequality.

Shue argues that it is unfair to expect people to help maintain a guaranteed adequate minimum in a society other than their own.

Back to top