Prioritar
Prioritar is a term that appears in discussions of moral and political philosophy to denote a principle of giving priority weight to the welfare of the worst-off in distributions of benefits and burdens. In English-language ethics the closest widely used concept is prioritarianism, but some writers employ or encounter "prioritar" as a variant or shorthand to highlight the directional priority rather than just total welfare.
The word draws on the Latin root prior, meaning earlier or more important. While not as standardized
The defining idea of prioritar involves assigning greater moral weight to improvements that aid individuals who
Prioritar concepts appear in health economics, social policy design, climate justice, education access, and ethical algorithm
Common criticisms address potential tensions with efficiency, the difficulty of accurately measuring welfare across groups, and
Prioritarianism, prioritization, egalitarianism, utilitarianism.