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    the third party fails to conduct his moral obligation by offering benefits to accountants in exchange for confidential information when he knows the behavior is totally wrong. A renewed utilitarian theory can be introduced into the discussion when it comes to insider trading. In the original form of utilitarian‚ it may be a chance that insider

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    moral rules should be choices made by a society to promote the happiness of its members (Mosser‚ 2010). Through the eye of utilitarian‚ the argument could be that these prisoners are being treated to good and not good enough. Utilitarianism gives us an understandable foundation for moral decision making. Prior to coming to a decision upon a course of action‚ the utilitarian is asked to consider its effects on the entire population over an infinite period of time (Mosser‚ 2010). One problem with

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    Topic 1: Utilitarianism is the most useful ethical theory to guide company decisions. Discuss Introduction Ethical theories are critical to organisational transformation. Ethical theory is generally based upon moral philosophy and may be classified on many different dimensions; however‚ there are several core moral philosophies which are used in business ethics. They are egoism‚ utilitarianism‚ deontology‚ rights and relativism (Bartlett‚ 2003). All of which can be used to guide company in decision-making

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    which crime is suitable for the boy’s actions. Moral dilemmas are usually created by someone else’s actions. The most immediate ethical issue facing the individual is whether to prosecute the 12 year old boy in a juvenile or adult court. The utilitarian approach says that the boy should be tried as an adult in this situation because all other members involved agree that the

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    permissibility in select circumstances is appealing in its vengefulness‚ it is categorically wrong. By analyzing torture using the utilitarian‚ virtue‚ and rights approaches to ethics‚ it is easy to see that torture is not‚ and should never be labeled as‚ ethically permissible‚ and the United States should never support or excuse such a heinous practice. While the utilitarian ethical framework is often used to justify the use of torture‚ a closer analysis reveals that‚ in a realistic societal context

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    impose on society. A utilitarian would argue that Roche was respecting the Chinese laws by first testing the drugs on Chinese patients. One could argue that prohibiting the research that Roche was performing could inhibit future Chinese patients from receiving a drug that could be necessary to sustain life. Roche’s Cell Cept had a beneficial plan for the Chinese society in creating a drug to help sustain life or fight the disease for their specific ethnicity. As a utilitarian‚ finding a resolution

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    good or value in society while keeping to a minimum the disvalue for all persons affected. This balance‚ utilitarian promoters believe‚ will lead to efficiency and the best use of scarce resources. Efficiency‚ according to utilitarians is a means to maximize human good. In health care management efficient utilization of scarce resources is a result of a strong utilitarian influence. Utilitarians would view the provision of health care to all the people as being ethical. They would say that this action

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    information that the US needs to keep from having any more attacks‚ should torturing be allowed? Looking at it from a utilitarianism ethic view‚ a utilitarian is more concerned with helping the majority. If this known terrorist has vital information that can possible save hundreds maybe even thousands of people‚ then torturing is necessary. The mind frame of a utilitarian may feel that if a prisoner is suffering and in a lot of pain then he will confess or give

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    Ford Pinto Case study The moral issue of the Ford Pinto case is whether or not Ford Company is responsible for the explosion caused by the failed tank. Ford is morally responsible for the incident since it could have been prevented‚ public safety should be their top priority when designing their products‚ and they have disregarded the utilitarianism principle. Ford is responsible for the Ford Pinto incident because of many reasons. First of all the engineers and the top managers of the company

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    their most extreme consequences. The aim of these ideas was altruistic and humanitarian‚ but these aims were to be achieved by relying on reason and suppressing entirely the spontaneous outflow of Christian pity and compassion. Chernyshevsky’s utilitarian ethic proposed that thought and will in Man were subject to the laws of physical science.[41] Dostoyevsky believed that such ideas limited man to a product of physics‚ chemistry and biology‚ negating spontaneous emotional responses. In its latest

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