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Any society bound by a contract calling for an income distribution that would maximize the well-being of the worst-off member of society would allow for inequality if that inequality
A) was justified by differences in individuals' productivity.
B) could not be reduced without making someone worse off.
C) was justified by the needs of individuals.
D) had the effect of improving the lot of the very poor.

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