With Regard to Affirmative Action,advocates of Utilitarian Ethics

question 6

Multiple Choice

With regard to affirmative action,advocates of utilitarian ethics:

• A) raise questions about the ultimate fairness of affirmative action.
• B) say that discrimination in favor of protected groups is benevolent of intention.
• C) say that ethics require calculations about the overall costs to society of affirmative action.
• D) argue that preferential treatment policies benefit everyone by making fuller use of talent.

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