According to Rawls,the government should ______.

A) abolish all inequalities.
B) regulate inequality through fair bargaining processes.
C) abolish private property.
D) seek to end all forms of personal discrimination.

Rawls argues that inequalities can be permissible if they are the result of fair bargaining processes, such as in a free market economy where individuals are able to negotiate their own wages and prices. However, Rawls emphasizes that the government should ensure that these bargaining processes are truly fair, and that basic rights and opportunities are equally available to all individuals regardless of income or social status. Therefore, the government's role should be to regulate and limit inequality rather than abolish it entirely, as long as it is consistent with the principles of justice as fairness.