This Approach, a Variant of Utilitarianism, Considers an Action to Be

question 15

Multiple Choice

This approach, a variant of utilitarianism, considers an action to be ethically good if it will probably produce a greater balance of good over evil:

• A)Act Utilitarianism
• B)Active Utilitarianism
• C)Sub-Utilitarianism
• D)Consequentialism
• E)Virtue Ethics

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Definitions:

Social Impacts

The effects an organization's actions have on the well-being of its social environment and community.

Environmental Impacts

The effect of human activities and natural events on the natural environment, including changes to air, water, and land.

Sustainability

The practice of maintaining processes or systems in a way that does not deplete natural resources, ensuring long-term ecological balance.

Competitive Advantage

The attributes or conditions that allow a company to produce goods or services better or more cheaply than its competitors.