What Does Duska Mean When He Says That a Company

question 7

Multiple Choice

What does Duska mean when he says that a company is an instrument, not an end in itself?

• A) It's created to earn profit, and it doesn't have value in itself, like a person does.
• B) It's created to earn profit, so it deserves the loyalty of people who share the profit.
• C) It's created by people, so it deserves the same respect given to people.
• D) It's created with the goal of human fulfillment, so it has elevated moral status.
• E) It's created with the goal of human fulfillment, so it has lowered moral status.

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