I would argue that one cannot judge the fairness of any particular distribution without knowing something about the rules of the game that gave rise to it. Imagine a society in which incomes were as
They had to actually collect people who were willing to go, collect enough supplies and Good, weather could have been bad, sickness, lots of people scared to go to a new land
Japan's reforms from 1868 to 1912 enabled the country to grow stronger economically, develop its own resources and force an end to unfair treaties. They did not deal with the west on equal terms.
<span>It was Article VII of the US Constitution: Ratification</span>
