The Ethical Theory of Intuitionism Proposes That

question 36

Multiple Choice

The ethical theory of intuitionism proposes that:

• A) the power of an individual to assess the rightness or wrongness of decisions is as basic to human beings as the instinct for survival.
• B) market outcomes should be the basis for distributing goods.
• C) the "veil of ignorance" should be developed to consider the needs and rights of all society's members.
• D) society should stress equality of opportunity, not results.

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Definitions:

Information Shared

The dissemination of data, facts, insights, or knowledge among stakeholders to facilitate decision-making processes, collaboration, or awareness.

Decisions Made

Refers to the conclusions or judgments reached after consideration, leading to actions taken or strategies implemented.

Operating Effectiveness

The efficiency with which an organization can achieve its objectives through the optimal use of resources.

Constructive Changes

Alterations in work scope or methodology that are suggested or required but not initially outlined in a contract.