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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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The Measurement of Utility and Arrow's Theorem | |
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The Measurability and Comparability of Utility | |
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The Arrow Impossibility Theorem | |
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Reformulation of the Impossibility Theorem with Utility Functions | |
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The Connection between Arrovian Social Choice and Distributive Justice | |
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Social Choice on Economic Environments | |
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Conclusion Axiomatic Bargaining Theory | |
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Justice as Rational Prudence | |
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The Nash Bargaining Solution | |
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Other Axiomatizations of the Nash Solution | |
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The Kalai-Smorodinsky and Egalitarian Solutions | |
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A Criticism from the Economic Point of View | |
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Conclusion Axiomatic Mechanism Theory on Economic Environments | |
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Introduction | |
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The Domain of Economic Environments | |
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Axioms and Theorems on Economic Environments | |
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Proofs of Theorems | |
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Naming Utility and Goods | |
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Conclusion Utilitarianism | |
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Introduction | |
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Maskin's Theorem | |
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The Representation Theorems of Harsanyi and Myerson | |
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Utilitarianism from behind the Veil of Ignorance | |
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An Implication for the Interpretation of Individual Optimization under Uncertainty | |
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Optimal Population Size | |
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Conclusion Primary Goods, Fundamental Preferences, and Functionings | |
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Countering Utilitarianism | |
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Primary Goods, Welfare, and Equality | |
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Rawls's Arguments for Maximin (the Difference Principle) | |
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The Cohen Criticism | |
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Kolm's Fundamental Preferences | |
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Functionings and Capability | |
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Equality of Functionings or Primary Goods: An Alternative Approach | |
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Conclusion Neo-Lockeanism and Self-Ownership | |
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Nozick's Theory of Distributive Justice | |
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Challenges to Nozick | |
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Joint Ownership of the External World | |
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Generalizations of Locke on Economic Environments | |
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Implementation | |
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The Morality of Self-Ownership | |
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Conclusion Equality of Welfare versus Equality of Resources | |
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Introduction | |
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Dworkin on Equality of Welfare | |
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Countering Dworkin's Central Argument against Equality of Welfare | |
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Dworkin's Definition of Equality of Resources | |
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An Axiomatic Approach to Equality of Resources | |
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Conclusion Equality of Opportunity for Welfare | |
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Relocating Dworkin's Cut, 1 | |
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Relocating Dworkin's Cut, 2 | |
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Equality of Opportunity: An Example | |
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Equality of Opportunity: A Formalization | |
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A Discrete Formulation of Equality of Opportunity | |
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Examples of the EOp Mechanism | |
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Related Approaches to Equality of Opportunity | |
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Conclusion | |
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Appendix | |
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Appendix: Envy-Free Allocations | |
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References | |
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Index | |