Judging: Utilitarianism, Deontological, And Social Justice
The Three Main perspectives of Judging are Utilitarianism, Deontological, and Social Justice.
1) Unitarianism perspective is a is a normative right theory that places the location of the right and wrong exclusively on the outcomes based on consequences of choosing one exploit strategy over other actions/policies. As such, it moves further than the extent of one's own interests and takes into explanation the welfare of others (Fraedrich & Ferrell). Utilitarianism perspective it showed that the decision about using natural resources is considered an ethical decision, in which it helped the community in decreasing the waste of production, the customers as the product going to with a higher availability level, employees as the company is going
1) Unitarianism perspective is a is a normative right theory that places the location of the right and wrong exclusively on the outcomes based on consequences of choosing one exploit strategy over other actions/policies. As such, it moves further than the extent of one's own interests and takes into explanation the welfare of others (Fraedrich & Ferrell). Utilitarianism perspective it showed that the decision about using natural resources is considered an ethical decision, in which it helped the community in decreasing the waste of production, the customers as the product going to with a higher availability level, employees as the company is going