Multiple Choice
Those advocating a need allocation standard argue that
A) those who contributed more should receive more,in proportion to the magnitude of their contribution.
B) everyone should receive the same outcome.
C) parties should receive more in proportion to some demonstrated need for a larger share.
D) decision rules in coalitions should be made on an individual,case-by-case basis.
E) Those advocating a need standard argue for all of the above.
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