Mariam earns more than Seamus, and she obtained her income fairly and honestly. Which political philosophy would oppose redistributing income from Mariam to Seamus?

Correct answer B. Liberalism, utilitarianism, libertarianism

Correct answer D. The idea that people should consider policy as if behind a veil of ignorance about their circumstances in society, and the idea that people will then be particularly concerned about the possibility that they might find themselves at the bottom of the income distribution

Correct answer C. Unskilled workers, if the demand for labour is relatively elastic

Correct answer D. It generates a smaller disincentive to work than most alternative anti-poverty policies