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Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- One: Introduction -- Two: Intuitionist Theory and Interpersonal Comparisons -- Three: Disability and Welfare -- Four: Utilitarianism and Distributionto the Disabled -- Five: Egalitarianism and Distributionto the Disabled -- Six: Rawls -- Seven: Dworkin -- Eight: Ackerman -- Nine: Welfarism Weighted or Unweighted? -- Ten: Intuition about Aggregation -- Eleven: Distribution of Life -- Twelve: Conclusion: Philosophy and Policy -- Notes -- Index.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Figures -- 1 Introduction -- Part I Foundations of Commutative Justice -- 2 Exchanges, Market Exchanges, and Their Function -- 3 The Domain of Commutative Justice -- Part II Commutative Justice and New Harms -- 4 Externalities -- 5 Monopolies -- 6 Lockean Provisos -- 7 Inequality -- 8 Commodification -- 9 Conclusion and Policy Implications -- Index.