When the Japanese questioned the salaries of American CEOs during a time when many companies were having difficulty and laying off workers, they were making their judgments based upon:
A)utilitarian justice
B)distributive justice
C)procedural justice
D)rule-based justice

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The Japanese questioning the salaries of American CEOs during a time when many companies were having difficulty and laying off workers is an example of distributive justice. Distributive justice is concerned with how resources are distributed and whether the outcomes are fair or just. In this case, the Japanese are questioning whether the distribution of resources (salaries) to CEOs is just or fair, given that the companies are struggling and laying off workers.

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