Aristotle distinguishes between corrective justice, on the one hand, and distributive justice, on the other. Corrective justice, in simple terms, is the justice of courts, which seeks to remedy and redress of crimes or civil wrongs. Distributive justice concerns giving each individual according to his desert or merit in the best interest of society. In essence, distributive justice means political office or money is apportioned in accordance with merit. Distributive justice concerns the just distribution of goods, benefits, and burdens in society.

The correct answer is A.