Arrenitecommon good
The shared conditions that let everyone in a community flourish, such as fair work, safety, education and care for the vulnerable. A major theme in Catholic social teaching and many other traditions.
The common good is not the sum of everyone's private interests, and it is not the interest of the majority at the expense of the few. It is the set of conditions that make a good life possible for every person in a community.
Christian traditions differ about what policies serve it best, but many agree on the question: does this arrangement respect each person's dignity and leave room for everyone to flourish?