In the Justice Approach to Ethical Reasoning, Deciding What Amounts

question 11

Multiple Choice

In the justice approach to ethical reasoning, deciding what amounts to fair distribution of benefits and costs boils down to:

• A) The marketing researcher's intuition.
• B) The Marketing Research Association's code of ethics.
• C) Societal consensus.
• D) Regulatory guidelines.
• E) Moral principles and values.

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Definitions:

Anthony Johnson

An early African American property owner known for his transition from indentured servitude to land ownership in 17th-century Virginia.

Indentured Servants

Indentured Servants were individuals who agreed to work for a certain period of time, without pay except for room and board, in exchange for transportation to the colonies, often seen as a way to pay off debt or gain eventual freedom.

Legal System

The comprehensive system of rules and principles, often embodied in laws and legal institutions, governing a society.

Seventeenth-Century Chesapeake

The region and period in early American history, focusing on the Chesapeake Bay area's development, society, and economy in the 1600s.