The Argument Form of "If P, Then Q; P; Therefore

question 13

Multiple Choice

The argument form of "If p, then q; p; therefore, q" is called

• A) modus tollens.
• B) modus ponens.
• C) affirming the consequent.
• D) denying the antecedent.

Appreciate the concepts of rule utilitarianism versus act utilitarianism.

Explore the concept of ethical accountability for artificial entities such as corporations.

Analyze the philosophical basis and implications of central ethical concepts like the categorical imperative, the stakeholder model, and the social contract theory.

Delve into the criticisms of various ethical theories including utilitarianism and Kant's philosophy.

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Definitions:

Distribution Of Remaining Cash

The allocation of left-over cash to shareholders or for other corporate purposes after settling all obligations and investments.

Liquidation

Liquidation is the process of selling off a company's assets to pay off its debts and liabilities, typically occurring when a company is insolvent or ceasing operations.

Mutual Agency

A principle of partnership where each partner is both an agent and a principal, legally authorized to make business decisions and transactions that can bind the partnership.

Business Operations

Activities involved in the day-to-day functions of a business related to producing and delivering products or services.