Rawlsian ethics would criticize Eisner’s pay. Rawls’s principles say that social and economic inequalities are to be biased towards the least advantaged. Increasing the social and economic divide is completely against Rawls’s ideals as he sets in his principles. On the other hand, a Libertarian view would not see this as a concern and not lay criticism on Eisner’s pay. Libertarian ethics deals with the free market as hands off, small, centralized government approach. In the case of Goldman and AIG, individuals who made money from the government (through bailouts) while the company and its shareholders are losing money, would be viewed as completely