Although Ethical Egoism Does Not Seem to Be an Acceptable

question 14

Multiple Choice

Although ethical egoism does not seem to be an acceptable theory, it appears to suggest something true:

• A) No one is capable of ever acting against their own interests.
• B) Acting morally can often promote our interests in the long run.
• C) It is important to sacrifice our interests for others.
• D) We always gain more than we sacrifice when acting altruistically.

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Definitions:

Assertion

An assertive declaration of truth or conviction.

Mutual Mistake

A legal concept where both parties involved in a contract have a misunderstanding about an essential fact of the agreement, potentially making the contract voidable.

Fair Market Value

The price at which an asset would exchange hands between a willing buyer and seller, each having reasonable knowledge of the relevant facts, and neither being under compulsion to transact.

Breach of Contract

Occurs when one party fails to fulfill their obligations under a contract, allowing the other party to seek legal remedies.