One Objection to Cost-Benefit Analysis Is That

question 20

Multiple Choice

One objection to cost-benefit analysis is that

• A) probability can never be accurately assessed in most situations.
• B) it is wrong to assign a monetary value to human life.
• C) we cannot trust corporations to accurately assess costs.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Individualism View

Considers ethical behaviour as that which advances long-term self-interests.

Organisational Enrichment

The process of improving an organization's effectiveness, health, and capacity for growth by developing its resources and capabilities.

Pushing The Law

Attempting to exploit or stretch the limitations of legal boundaries to achieve a desired outcome or advantage.

Ethical Imperialism

An attempt to impose your ethical standards on other cultures.