QUESTION 1

A company raises its prices or lowers its wages, and this results in higher profits for the firm. Most people will think that this is unfair because

.	. a.	. employees talk about how they are being treated in the company
.	. b.	. suppliers have changed the quality of the materials and other products they provide to the company
.	. c.	. customers judge fairness with respect to the most recent information about prices based on memory of transactions
.	. d.	. employees are interested in only a short-term relationship with the company

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QUESTION 2

Jean and Bill Harlow live out of town and ten miles from the nearest elementary school. Their daughter is six years old and ready to enroll in elementary school. Jean and Bill (and their daughter) have a justifiable claim upon an education for their daughter. This is known as

.	. a.	. commutative justice
.	. b.	. an invalid legal right to a service
.	. c.	. a legal right to a service
.	. d.	. utilitarianism

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QUESTION 3

The biblical concept of justice is narrow, encompassing a few aspects of the obligations embedded in the relationships with each other and with God. True False