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Equality and Social Justice MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Equality and Social Justice MCQs for Competitive Exams

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According to Ernest Barker, which two specific forms of equality are essential for a functioning society?
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162
What is the primary stance of individualists regarding the right to property?
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What is the fundamental objective behind the implementation of protective discrimination policies?
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164
What is the foundational principle underlying the Retributive Theory of Justice?
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165
Which political thinkers argued that liberty and equality are fundamentally antagonistic concepts?
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In the view of Harold Laski, what is the primary contribution of private property to society?
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Civil or legal equality is considered a fundamental feature of which type of government?
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Evaluate the following definitions regarding equality: 1. Legal equality ensures equal subjection to and protection by the law. 2. Political equality involves equal rights to participate in decision-making. 3. Robert Dahl argued that democracy is essential for political equality. 4. Social equality denotes the absence of class-based discrimination. Which statements are accurate?
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Which of the following interpretations of equality is conceptually incorrect?
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Which political thinker argued that liberty and equality are not conflicting concepts but rather complementary facets of the same ideal?
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