Utilitarians Consider What Type of Consequences When Making Ethical Determinations

question 44

Multiple Choice

Utilitarians consider what type of consequences when making ethical determinations?

• A) short-term consequences
• B) long-term consequences
• C) medium-term consequences
• D) short- and long-term consequences

Appreciate the significance of testing hypotheses and the role of observational evidence.

Recognize the diversity in explanatory patterns across different fields of inquiry.

Grasp the interplay between hypotheses, explananda, and the broader context of our knowledge.

Understand the concept and difference between an event and an outcome.

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Definitions:

Highly Productive Economies

Economies that are able to produce a significant amount of goods and services per unit of input.

Specialization

The process of focusing on and becoming an expert in a particular area of work or study, leading to improved efficiency and productivity.

Modern Economy

An economic system characterized by services, information, technology, and advanced industrial production, with a focus on innovation and global trade.

Specialization and Exchange

Refers to the economic practice where individuals or groups focus on a narrow area of production to gain efficiency and trade with others to benefit from each other's expertise.