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The article examines justice and efficiency in the assessment of social reforms. It separates aggregate outcomes, distributive effects and public justification. Aggregate benefit is challenged as a sufficient indicator of justice. Efficiency is assessed within explicitly justified normative constraints. The findings support a multicriteria comparison of reform alternatives.
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