What Is Contractualism

question 22

Multiple Choice

What is contractualism?

• A) The view that morality consists of rules laid in the social contract that would be agreed to by self-interested people in the state of nature.
• B) The view that morality consists of rules that would be specified in any social contract devised by rational people.
• C) The view that morality consists of rules that would be agreed to within a small group of people who knew each other personally.
• D) The view that morality consists of rules to which no one could reasonably object as the basis for living together in society.

Grasp the role of laws and acts, such as the Fraud Reduction and Data Analytics Act, in institutionalizing ethics within federal and corporate practices.

Understand the value and impact of corporate social responsibility on a business's reputation and societal expectations.

Evaluate the ethical considerations involved in using online information for job applicant evaluation.

Link the concept of corporate social responsibility with the broader principles of business strategy and citizenship.

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Definitions:

Inductive Reactance

The opposition offered by an inductor to the flow of alternating current in a circuit, quantified in ohms.

Apparent Power

The total power within an electrical circuit, represented in VA (volt-amperes), which combines both real power and reactive power.

RL Circuit

An electrical circuit composed of a resistor (R) and an inductor (L) connected together, used to study the behavior of circuits with resistance and inductive reactance.

Power Values

Quantitative measurements of energy consumption or generation in a system, typically expressed in watts (W) or a derivative unit.