  We derive the most probable distribution of resources for a simple society.
We find that a probabilistic analysis forbids both too much and too less
equity, and selects instead a minimally ordered state. We give the detailed
calculations for a special model where the population and resources are fixed,
and resources are owned only by individuals. We show that in general the equity
is greater whenever the volume of the indifference manifold grows faster as a
function of individual rent.
