Modifying an Institutional Rule for Improved Outcomes
Imagine you are the captain of a vessel with a rule that grants musicians a day of rest on the Sabbath, while the rest of the crew must work. The non-musician crew members have expressed feelings of unfairness, which is beginning to affect overall morale and productivity. Propose a modification to this rule that addresses the crew's concerns about fairness while still acknowledging the specialized role of the musicians. Justify how your proposed change could lead to a more efficient and equitable outcome for the entire crew.
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