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When one country can produce a given amount of a good using fewer inputs than any other country,
Moral Principles
Fundamental beliefs about right and wrong that serve as guides for ethical decision making and behavior.
Postconventional Morality
The highest stage in Kohlberg's theory of moral development, where individuals make ethical decisions based on universal principles of justice that transcend societal and personal norms.
Conventional Morality
A stage of moral development where individuals' reasoning is based on societal norms and the desire to uphold laws and rules to maintain social order.
Moral Equivalence
The idea that two differing actions, beliefs, or values are equally valid or acceptable, often used in ethical and political arguments.
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