Precedence, privilege, preferences, plus Pareto principle: Some examples on egalitarian ethics and economic efficiency
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Auteurs : Arne Wickström [Autriche]Source :
- Public Choice [ 0048-5829 ] ; 1992-01-01.
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Abstract: It is demonstrated how economic theory of justice as fairness, Pareto improvements on situations involving equity, can be used to analyze the ethics contents of distributions of rights and privileges. The analysis makes use of the concept of a veil of ignorance to define a status quo. A property right to an ability or a privilege is interpreted as a transparency in the veil in respect to this ability or privilege. Three different examples are investigated, focusing on rights as collective goods, non-transferable abilities, and privileges as inherent rights.
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