An Important Factor in Evaluating Moral Intensity Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

An important factor in evaluating moral intensity is:

• A) Temporal immediacy of the effect of the moral act
• B) Consequences of proximity of the moral agent and ethical leadership
• C) Influence of moral judgment on moral intensity
• D) All of the above are relevant factors

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Definitions:

Double-declining-balance

A method of accelerated depreciation that doubles the normal depreciation rate.

Depreciation Expense

The allocated cost of an asset over its useful life, used to account for declines in value due to use and wear and tear.

Salvage Value

Salvage value is the estimated residual value of an asset at the end of its useful life, reflecting what the asset can be sold for once it is no longer needed.

Accelerated Depreciation

A method of depreciation that allows for higher depreciation expenses in the initial years of an asset's life and lower charges later on.