Which of the Following Is a Drawback of the Moral-Rights

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a drawback of the moral-rights view of ethical behaviour?

• A) It relies on the assessment of future outcomes that are often difficult to predict and are tough to measure accurately.
• B) It presumes that individuals are self-regulating; however, not everyone has the same capacity or desire to control their behaviours.
• C) It is possible for a few individuals to take advantage of the freedom allowed by this perspective and disrupt the degree of trust that exists within a business community.
• D) It does not ensure that the outcomes associated with protecting individual rights are beneficial to the majority of society.
• E) It places an emphasis on fairness and equity, both of which cannot be ensured simultaneously.

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