Suppose a Utilitarian Abolitionist Argues That the Death Penalty Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

Suppose a utilitarian abolitionist argues that the death penalty is too costly to implement in a democratic society. A plausible nonconsequentialist reply is that

• A) the death penalty is indeed too costly and should be abolished.
• B) if the death penalty is a just punishment, then the costs involved don't matter.
• C) justice doesn't matter; only cost does.
• D) more net happiness is created by getting rid of the death penalty.

Acknowledge the influence of sociocultural factors on test performance and its interpretation.

Grasp the heritability and environmental impacts on intelligence.

Understand the different dividend policies and their implications.

Assess the impact of dividend policy on a firm’s capital structure.

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