Justice with Universal Basic Income

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The thesis presents a compelling argument that universal basic income (UBI) is essential for achieving an ideal society characterized by maximum justice. By examining four political philosophy approaches—utilitarian, libertarian, meritocratic, and egalitarian—the author concludes that egalitarian distributive principles are most effective in fostering an equitable society. This analysis provides a philosophical foundation for advocating UBI as a transformative solution to societal inequalities.