What Factors Are Considered When Evaluating the Collectability of an Amount

question 17

Multiple Choice

What factors are considered when evaluating the collectability of an amount of consideration?

• A) Ability and intention
• B) Payment terms and ability
• C) Intention and financial statement analysis
• D) Rights and obligations

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Definitions:

Duty-Based

An ethical framework that focuses on the duties or obligations one has in order to act ethically, often associated with Immanuel Kant's deontological ethics.

Care Ethics

An approach to moral theory that emphasizes interpersonal relationships and urges the reliance on virtues related to caring as a basis for assessing how to act in specific cases. This approach has been developed and defended by feminist theorists and is sometimes called “feminist ethics,” though in principle one can defend this approach without relating it to women or to feminist concerns.

Feminist Philosophers

Thinkers who apply feminist perspectives and analysis to philosophical issues, challenging traditional concepts and advocating for gender equality.

Laws of God

Laws of God entail the moral and ethical codes or commandments believed to be divinely provided or inspired, often found in religious texts.