Best society according to Utilitarianism

Utilitarianism proposes such that the finest society is one which gives the: (w) fundamental goods to meet people’s requirements. (x) greatest happiness for the maximum number of people. (y) exact measurement of utility and disutility. (d) highest guaranteed incomes for everyone.

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