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Chapter 16 Self-Quiz
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Which of the following terms describes decreasing the resources or benefits of the better-off?
status quo
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egalitarianism
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levelling down
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equality
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Which of the following claims is made by the Leveling Down Argument?
Equality is not instrumentally valuable.
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Equality is instrumentally valuable.
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Equality is intrinsically valuable.
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Equality is not intrinsically valuable.
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According to economic __________, is morally important to distribute wealth and income equally.
distributivism
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contractarianism
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altruism
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egalitarianism
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Which of the following does the Liberty Argument do?
attempts to disrupt the status quo.
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assumes that existing tax codes are morally correct.
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opposes constant government interference in free exchanges.
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all of the above
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The text argues that unless you are a(n) __________, you should believe that some taxes are morally legitimate.
egalitarian
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anarchist
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Rawlsian
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libertarian
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According to the Insufficiency Argument,
economic egalitarianism is true.
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economic egalitarianism is false.
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equality is insufficient for liberty.
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liberty is insufficient for equality.
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What do proponents of the Insufficiency Argument think requires us to do what we can to ensure that everyone has an equal chance at living a sufficiently good life?
economic egalitarianism
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economic libertarianism
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utilitarianism
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distributive justice
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According to the __________ principle, when distributing resources and opportunities, societies are required to give the greatest priority to the interests of the worst off among us.
difference
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liberty
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merit
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equality
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Which of the following is not true of negotiators in Rawls's original position?
They are real people.
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They know which values they embrace.
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They know basic facts about human psychology.
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They don't know their age, economic status, religion, sex, and gender.
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According to the Effort Argument,
economic equality is a worthy moral ideal.
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economic equality is not a worthy moral ideal.
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the government is morally required to meet all of the needs of its citizens.
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the government is not morally required to meet all of the needs of its citizens.
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