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Date of page creation12:09, 18 August 2026
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The Difference Principle and Economic Inequality: Rawlsian Justice, Wealth, and Opportunity
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An examination of John Rawls's Difference Principle and economic inequality, including the least advantaged, property-owning democracy, taxation, inheritance, incentives, equality of opportunity, political power, and competing theories of distributive justice.
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  • Difference Principle
  • John Rawls
  • economic inequality
  • justice as fairness
  • distributive justice
  • least advantaged
  • income inequality
  • wealth inequality
  • property-owning democracy
  • welfare-state capitalism
  • fair equality of opportunity
  • taxation
  • inheritance
  • redistribution
  • predistribution
  • Rawls Cohen debate
  • democratic equality
  • economic justice
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