Questions about whether everyone should have health insurance are questions of ​

A) distributive justice.
B) retributive justice.
C) reparative justice.
D) alienated labor.

The question of whether everyone should have health insurance falls under the category of distributive justice, which concerns the fair distribution of resources and benefits within a society. Specifically, it raises questions about how to fairly allocate access to healthcare services and resources, including insurance coverage, across different income levels and demographics.