Using Force Against an Attacker Is Permissible Because Any Injuries

question 42

Multiple Choice

Using force against an attacker is permissible because any injuries that the aggressor suffers are deserved, according to:

• A) the punitive rationale.
• B) the rationale of necessity.
• C) the social rationale.
• D) all of these rationales.

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Definitions:

Marginal Utility

The supplementary value or utility derived from the consumption of one more unit of a good or service.

Market Price

The existing value at which an asset or service could be sold or bought.

Consumption

The usage of goods and services by households.

Labor Supply Decisions

The determination by individuals regarding how much they are willing to work, influenced by wages, working conditions, and personal preferences.