Of the Following Explanations, Which Most Accurately Explains the Infection

question 758

Multiple Choice

Of the following explanations, which most accurately explains the infection model of wrongdoing?

• A) An action is wrong because of the moral disvalue that enters it, rather than the nonmoral value that results from it.
• B) An action is wrong if it infects the ideas and beliefs of other people to make them act immorally.
• C) An action is wrong because of the nonmoral value that constitutes it, rather than the moral value of what comes out of it.
• D) An institution is wrong if its power structures infect the ideologies of the individuals it governs over or affects.

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Definitions:

Estimated Useful Life

The expected period of time during which an asset is useful to the owner and can generate revenue.

Initial Cost

The initial expenditure to acquire an asset or start a project, including purchase price, installation fees, and other upfront costs.

Double-Declining-Balance Method

A method of depreciation that provides periodic depreciation expense based on the declining book value of a fixed asset over its estimated life.

Residual Value

The remaining value of an asset after accounting for depreciation and usage over time.