An Advocate of the Legal-Justification Standard Would Most Likely Assert

question 60

Multiple Choice

An advocate of the legal-justification standard would most likely assert that the law ________.

• A)develops slowly in response to evolving societal dilemmas
• B)protects business activities that are unethical but not illegal
• C)contains enforceable rules that apply to everyone
• D)offers necessary moral flexibility for a society

Understand the concept of offshoring and its economic impacts.

Grasp the role and effects of international agreements such as NAFTA on trade and economic relations.

Comprehend the principles of comparative advantage and how they underpin trade between individuals and nations.

Identify and describe key international economic organizations and their impact on global trade.

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