Mill Justified Utilitarianism from Rival Perspectives When He Argued

question 14

Multiple Choice

Mill justified utilitarianism from rival perspectives when he argued

• A)that without utilitarianism to provide a determinate standard of justice,one is always left with a plethora of competing principles of justice,all of which seem to have plausibility but are mutually incompatible.
• B)that social utility is irrelevant to issues of justice.
• C)against worker participation.
• D)that only utilitarianism itself,as a normative theory,can provide an answer to the question: What economic system will bring more good to society than any other system?

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