O'Neill Argues That the Main Difficulty Facing Utilitarianism as an Approach

question 4

Multiple Choice

O'Neill argues that the main difficulty facing utilitarianism as an approach to world hunger is that utilitarianism

• A) is too demanding.
• B) lacks precise methods for predicting and calculating happiness.
• C) leads to unjust outcomes.
• D) violates human rights.

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