The Case in Point on the Salaries of Baseball Players

question 166

Multiple Choice

The Case in Point on the salaries of baseball players suggested that the value of a player to the team owners could be measured by his:

• A)marginal factor cost.
• B)marginal revenue product.
• C)number of times at bat.
• D)previous performance in the minor leagues.

Understand the differences in moral orientations between men and women according to Carol Gilligan.

Recognize the stages of Kohlberg's theory of moral development and their characteristics.

Identify feminist criticisms of traditional ethical theories.

Describe the progression of moral development according to Gilligan and how it contrasts with Kohlberg's model.