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    FEO as stated is silent about policy choices that produce... — Carmelics
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    Supports→FEO must be supplemented with a continuity requirement to be action-guiding

    FEO as stated is silent about policy choices that produce divergent results for individuals with different talents

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    A sensible continuity requirement would hold that individuals whose capacities t...FEO must be supplemented with a continuity requirement to be action-guidingWithout such a requirement, FEO fails to address the indeterminacy problem posed...

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    The idea of one person having the same native talent as another, invoked in the statement of FEO, is unclear. Consider a simple example. Suppose we could install just one of two educational programs in a two-person society consisting of Smith and Jones. One provides more intensive education, the other a more relaxed schooling. Under the intensive regime, Jones ends up with higher earnings prospects, and under the relaxed regime, Smith ends up with higher earnings prospects. Which to choose? Eq

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