Utilitarianism Is Not a Form of Ethical Relativism Because the Utilitarian

question 104

Multiple Choice

Utilitarianism is not a form of ethical relativism because the utilitarian believes that

• A) there are actions that are absolutely wrong,even if they produce the best consequences.
• B) what produces pleasure or happiness will be the same for everyone.
• C) even though moral principles are relative,people tend to arrive at the same moral judgments.
• D) moral principles are objective even if their application is relative.

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Definitions:

Market Demand

The aggregate of a good or service that each consumer in a market is eager and qualified to purchase at differing prices.

Binding

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Rent Control

Government policy or laws that set limits on the amount of rent a landlord can charge tenants, often aimed at making housing affordable.

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