Grounding priority in occupational contribution rather than expected benefit risks entrenching social hierarchies that systematically disadvantage already-marginalized populations.

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Entrench(as describing what happens to the worry about backward causation): To make a problem or concern more firmly established and harder to get rid of; to strengthen rather than weaken something.
Marginalized populations(as used in social justice philosophy): Groups of people who are pushed to the edges of society and treated as less important or powerful—often because of their race, gender, class, or other identity.
Occupational contribution(as used in social and economic philosophy): The value or work that someone adds to society through their job—basically, what they produce or accomplish at work.
Priority: A priority is something you decide is more important than other things, so you handle it first. When you have many tasks or goals, you rank them by urgency or importance to figure out what needs your attention right away versus what can wait. For example, paying your rent might be a higher priority than buying new shoes because it's essential for your wellbeing.

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