Absolute Utilitarian Argument Analysis

The theory of Absolute Utilitarian argues how something is ethical if it serves the greater good. When applying this argument to a sweatshop one can conclude that these shops are actually ethical. Although the working conditions are not grate, the overall benefits overpower the down side. After the goods are produced in these shops they are distributed, send to the market and are them ready for purchase. When breaking this down even further it is easy to see why this action is so beneficial. When the products are being distributed, jobs are provided and money circulates both countries. Latter on when they are placed in the market, they provide different stores and distributers the supplies to meet their demand. The demand created also gives
birth to the demand for works in the store. So far, this merchandised that originated from a sweat shop is giving jobs to millions. The jobs supply the workers with income to provide back to their families and also provides the country with taxes. Taxes that aren’t just paid with every check but also with every product that these workers then consume. Latter in the market, the cheap production of these goods provides a lower price for the consumers that can’t afford superior goods. Again, the low prices help the consumer buy more, the producer sell more, and there for invest more back to the company and its workers.