What is justice?
Philosophers of Justice
Equality vs Equity
Rights and punishments
Justice in context & business ethics
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 Justice asks this fundamental question.


What do people deserve?
































100

Who described justice as the first virtue of social institutions?

 John Rawls.

100

 What principle means treating everyone in the same way?

 Equality.

100

What rights protect individuals from interference by others?

Negative rights

100

Name one factor that influences how societies understand justice.

Culture, institutions, or social values.

200

Challenge

Do your best model walk in front of the class






























200

 Who emphasized reducing injustice rather than creating perfectly just institutions?

Amartya Sen

200

What principle recognizes differences in people's needs to achieve fairer outcomes?

Equity

200

What rights ensure access to certain goods or services?

Positive rights

200

Extra

What goes up but never comes down?

300

Justice is not defined by only one of these; it includes different and sometimes conflicting perspectives on fairness.Reveal answer


What is a single universal definition?






























300

Who associated justice with minding your own business and not meddling with other people's concerns?

Plato

300

A company gives every employee the same benefits. Which principle does this demonstrate?

 Equality

300

Extra

What is the largest plante in our solar system?
300

A company follows market rules but its pricing practices may harm renters. What should decision-makers examine before deciding whether the practices are just?

Relevant evidence, fairness, and the consequences for stakeholders.

400

Why is justice more than an abstract philosophical concept?

Because it shapes society's rules, rights, responsibilities, and institutions.


400

Who argued that the concept of social justice is meaningless?


 Friedrich Hayek.

400

 A company provides accessibility accommodations to employees who need them. Which principle does this demonstrate?

Equity

400

What approach to punishment focuses on outcomes such as preventing future wrongdoing?

The utilitarian approach.

400

Challenge

What has keys but cannot open locks?

500

Can a business follow the law and still act unjustly?

Yes. Legality does not automatically guarantee moral fairness.

500

Which philosopher's approach focuses on practical ways to reduce injustice?

 Amartya Sen

500

Surprise

Sing happy birthday like you are having a heartbreak

500

Surprise

Give a motivational speech to a pencil.

500

True or false: Every society agrees on one universal definition of justice, and profitable business decisions are automatically fair. and why?

False. There is no universally agreed-upon formula for justice, and profitability does not automatically establish fairness.

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