How Does Virtue Ethics Differ from Deontology

question 97

Multiple Choice

How does virtue ethics differ from deontology?

• A) It is habit- and action-based instead of rule-based.
• B) It allows for more emphasis on self-interest.
• C) It is ends-based instead of rule-based.
• D) It takes into consideration the welfare of all individuals, not just the majority.

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Definitions:

Interest Revenue

Income earned by a company for lending its money or other assets to another entity.

Sales-Type Lease

A sales-type lease is a financing arrangement where the lessor recognizes immediate profit on the assets leased, similar to a sale.

Present Value

Present value is the current worth of a future sum of money or stream of cash flows given a specified rate of return.

Implicit Rate

The interest rate inherently included in the lease payments, reflecting the lessor's cost of financing.