Mich "Equal chances versus equal outcomes: When are lotteries fair and justified?"

Mardi intime de la Chaire Hoover par Michael Otsuka (Rutgers University) It strikes many as intuitive that we should satisfy people’s equal claims to a scarce and indivisible good (e.g., a life-saving drug) by giving each the highest equal lottery chance of receiving the good. This seems a fair and reasonable means of treating people as equals.