Incorrect Question 13 0 / 1 pts What is not an objection to the binding nature of contract obligation? O The perceived benefit of a contract is subjective. O Not all parties in a contract have equal bargaining power. O Not all parties in a contract have a legal appeal. Not all agreements are fair. Not all parties in a contract have equal knowledge about the value of the contract.Partial Question 7 1 / 3 pts Select all the answers that apply (points are taken away for incorrect answers) : How do actual contracts morally bind me? Through the experience of benefit. O Through the threat of physical violence. Through legal enforcement. O Through the feeling of regret. O Through communal enforcement. Thought explicit consent. O Through implicit consent. O Though international negotiated trade policies.Partial Question 14 2 / 3 pts Select all the answers that are correct (points are taken away for incorrect answers) : According to John Locke what is true about the State of Nature? O The state of nature has no need for morality. O The government can exile you back to the state of nature. Everyone is able to enforce the law in the state of nature. O The the state of nature there are no rights. O All things are permissible (moral) in the state of nature. O Only in the state of nature can you really find justice. The only way to leave the state of nature is by consenting to give up your power of enforcement to a government. People get carried away when judging their own case in the state of nature. The law of the community governs the state of nature.Partial Question 18 2 /3 pts Select all the answers that apply (points are taken away for incorrect answers) What are the objections that John Rawls gives to Meritocracy? O It makes people mediocre. No one ever has an equal starting point. O Effort is arbitrary. O It creates equality of outcome. People get rewards that they do not deserve. O Things we earn can be taken away