A Plausible Nonconsequentialist Argument for Pacifism Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

A plausible nonconsequentialist argument for pacifism is

• A) war is always wrong because in the deliberate killing of human beings it violates a fundamental right-the right to life.
• B) war is never justified, because it always produces more bad than good. The catastrophic loss of life and the widespread destruction of war can never offset whatever political
• Or material gains are achieved; riches, land, oil, or power cannot outweigh the carnage.
• C) war inevitably leads to more war, and multiple wars can never outweigh the good that might come out of so many conflicts.
• D) the loss of even one life in a war is so catastrophically bad that no amount of good resulting from the war could counterbalance it.

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Definitions:

Penetration Demand

A market strategy focused on increasing market share for an existing product through penetration pricing, advertisement, and sales promotion.

Demand Curve

A graph that relates the quantity sold and price, showing the maximum number of units that will be sold at a given price.

Pricing Approach

Strategies employed by businesses to set the price of their products or services, taking into account costs, demand, and competition.

Prestige Pricing

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