Acting Morally Is Generally,but Not Always Prudent

question 33

Multiple Choice

Acting morally is generally,but not always prudent.Which of the following is an example of acting morally but not prudently?

• A)sacking staff during an economic downturn
• B)hiring disabled staff despite the fact that productivity might be lower in some cases.
• C)delaying the payment of accounts payable
• D)withholding information

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