Those who cannot participate do not receive services or goods. This means that the most vulnerable may not receive goods and services. This violates the principles of beneficence, non-maleficence and justice. There is no intention to do good, prevent harm. In light of justice, the theory holds that those who can meet the demands of SLAs deserve it and those who can do not. Those left without care deserve what they have created for themselves. Both individuals and society as a whole could suffer if this theory caused an imbalance. Furthermore, this theory can be applied to hold individuals and businesses accountable in the system. It also gives them a personal stake in the process. It is important to have an individual or group to praise or punish. This helps keep them motivated and accountable. The concept of supply and demand in a capitalist system can also regulate distribution. It is the point of the dichotomy that maintains the rights of the individual. Help ensure that what is provided respects the rights of