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2 years ago

Which four ethical norms are often used by companies to help individuals make ethical decisions

Business

2 answers:

storchak [24]2 years ago

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Answer choices are:

A. Responsibility to environment, customer, employee, investors.

B. Data gathering, analysis, impact, judgment.

C. Defensive, proactive, obstructionist, accommodative .

D. Utility, rights, justice, caring.

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Correct answer choice is:

D. Utility, rights, justice, caring

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Explanation:

Ethical norms are a collection of moralistic preferences, practices, and regulations of conduct that directs behavior. Philosophical ethics, seldom called regulating ethics, is about identifying and describing right from wrong; it is the deliberation of how we strengthen the laws and policies (or norms) used to assess and conduct significant decision-making.

nexus9112 [7]2 years ago

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First is responsibility to environment, customer, employee, and investorsThen is gathering, analysis, impact, and judgment.
Defensive, proactive, obstructionist, accommodativeUtility, rights, justice, caring.

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