Multiple Choice
On Goodin's view, which of the following would be true in an ideal case of paternalism?
A) Public officials interfere in both small and large decisions in a person's life.
B) Public officials override your preferences with objectively better ones.
C) Public officials will better respect your own preference than you would have through your own actions.
D) All of the above
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