Distributive justice differs from commutative justice because * Choose two         (a) the former concerns the distribution of goods, while the latter concerns their exchange         (b) the former serves the equality of distribution, the latter the equality of exchange         (c) the former consists in the equality of the proportions of goods and merits, the latter in the equality of the values exchanged         (d) they are different species of universal justice

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