When the Japanese questioned the salaries of American CEOs during a time when many companies were in 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 were questioning the fairness of the distribution of wealth, which falls under distributive justice. Utilitarian justice is concerned with maximizing overall well-being, procedural justice focuses on the fairness of decision-making processes, and rule-based justice emphasizes adherence to established rules and laws.

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