HOW INCOME OUGHT TO BE DISTRIBUTED A PARADOX IN DISTRIBUTIVE ETHICS

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[2] ARROW KJ, 1951, SOCIAL CHOICE INDIVI, P26

[3] FLEMING JM, 1957, J POLITICAL EC, V45, P355

[4] CHOICE, CHANCE, AND THE PERSONAL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME [J]. JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 1953, 61 (04) : 277 - 290

[5] GOODMAN LA, 1952, AM J SOCIOLOGY, V43, P257

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[7] ALTERNATIVE CONDITIONS FOR SOCIAL ORDERINGS [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1953, 21 (01) : 81 - 94

[8] Strotz RH, 1953, AM ECON REV, V43, P384

[9] VONNEUMANN J, 1947, THEORY GAMES EC BEHA, pCH3

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[1] Alchian AA, 1953, AM ECON REV, V43, P26

[2] ARROW KJ, 1951, SOCIAL CHOICE INDIVI, P26

[3] FLEMING JM, 1957, J POLITICAL EC, V45, P355

[4] CHOICE, CHANCE, AND THE PERSONAL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME [J]. JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 1953, 61 (04) : 277 - 290

[5] GOODMAN LA, 1952, AM J SOCIOLOGY, V43, P257

[6] HARSANYI J, 1955, J POLIT ECON, V43, P309

[7] ALTERNATIVE CONDITIONS FOR SOCIAL ORDERINGS [J]. ECONOMETRICA, 1953, 21 (01) : 81 - 94

[8] Strotz RH, 1953, AM ECON REV, V43, P384

[9] VONNEUMANN J, 1947, THEORY GAMES EC BEHA, pCH3

[10] [No title captured]