This Ethical Principle Is Often Associated with Marginalized Leaders Who

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Multiple Choice

This ethical principle is often associated with marginalized leaders who often experience bias and other forms of social injustice, giving them a greater understanding of the views and needs of all parties and a concern for their safety and well-being.

• A) Care ethics
• B) Virtue ethics
• C) Utilitarian ethics
• D) Universal ethics

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Definitions:

Queuing

The process or system by which people or items are arranged in a line awaiting their turn to be attended to or processed.

Ration Coupons

Tickets or coupons that entitle individuals to purchase a certain amount of a given product per month.

Rationing Coupons

Tickets or certificates that allow the holder to purchase a certain amount of a product or service, used especially in times of shortages to ensure equitable distribution.

Misallocation

The inefficient distribution or use of resources in an economy, often resulting from market failures or government intervention.