What-If Analysis Works Forward from Known or Assumed Conditions

question 90

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What-if analysis works forward from known or assumed conditions.

Recognize the importance of moral autonomy and the role of subjective judgement in Kant's theory.

Evaluate the impact of social and moral constraints on individual potential, with reference to Nietzsche.

Understand the difference between ethical egoism and psychological egoism.

Analyze the implications of utilitarianism, especially pertaining to pleasure and duty.

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