One Problem for the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing Is

question 28

Multiple Choice

One problem for the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing is that

• A) it sometimes seems worse to do harm than to allow harm.
• B) it seems as though it is not always permissible to allow certain harms.
• C) it is sometimes very difficult to determine whether something counts as doing or allowing.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Profit

The financial gain realized when the revenue from business activities exceeds expenses, costs, and taxes.

Revenue

The sum of earnings from selling goods or providing services which are fundamental to a company's core business activities.

Profit-Maximizes

The procedure an enterprise employs to find the optimal price and output level for maximum profit.

Long Run Adjustment

The process through which firms adjust their levels of production, capital, and other inputs to reach a new equilibrium in response to changes in market conditions over time.