The Market Imperative Expresses Itself in Many Different Courses of Action.Adam

question 27

Multiple Choice

The market imperative expresses itself in many different courses of action.Adam Smith would argue that this is because:

• A)consumers,labor,and companies are fighting over who wins
• B)the market imperative is a limited model that can't cover many situations
• C)these courses of action appear different but all result in the same outcome
• D)the salesperson has not understood the market forces well enough to choose ethically
• E)the salesperson has acted in his or her own interest

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Definitions:

Collection

An accumulation of objects or data gathered for study, comparison, or exhibition.

Naturalistic Fallacy

The (mistaken) idea that anything “natural” must be “good.”

Evolutionary Fallacy

The erroneous argument or assumption that every current trait or behavior of a species can be fully explained by its evolutionary utility or adaptation.

Traits Evolved

Traits Evolved refers to the adaptation and changes in the heritable characteristics of a species over generations through the process of natural selection.