Economic justice; selected readings

accept action actual aggregate alternatives Arrow assumed assumption basic Bentham Benthamite Bergson better cardinal common concept condition consider constitution criterion curve decision defined depends derived difference principle distribution distributive justice Econ economist effect efficiency locus ethical preferences evaluation example expectations feasible freedom given happiness Harsanyi increase indi individual preferences individual utilities individual's inequality institutions interests interpersonal comparisons interpretation J. S. Mill least legislation less marginal tax rate marginal utility maximin maximize means measure Mill minimum Mirrlees moral natural objective optimal optimal tax Pareto Pareto principle person political position possible postulate problem production prospects question rational Rawls real income reason redistribution regard represents result satisfy sense situation social choice social preferences social welfare function society suppose taxation theory tion utilitarian utility function utility-possibility function value judgements vidual W. G. Runciman wealth welfare economics welfare frontier well-being