6. John Rawls’s theory of justice

a. argues that if people were to look objectively at the issue of income distribution, they would choose to allow for inequality.

b. argues that if people were to look objectively at the issue of income distribution, they would choose equality.

c. argues against private property, which is the root of economic inequality and political discontent.

d. argues for private property, even though it creates some degree of income inequality because private property is the root of economic growth.

e. argues that the idea that “there will always be the poor among us” is wrong.