Rawls and Nozick agree about which of the following claims: a) Sometimes it can be wrong to perform the act that maximizes utility overall. b) It is unjust for the state to tax people’s earnings in order to provide education for all citizens. c) Departures from an equal distribution of shares are only permissible if it raises the expectation of the least advantaged member of society. d) Distributive shares should not be influenced by such chance contingencies as accident of birth and good fortune. e) All of the above are correct. unanswered Submit