What is the name given to an approach to ethical decision-making which considers the 'right' decision to be the one which
results in the greatest good to the greatest number of people in a given situation?
What is the name given to an approach to ethical decision-making which considers the 'right' decision to be the one which
results in the greatest good to the greatest number of people in a given situation?
Rationale: Utilitarianism is based on 'usefulness': the greatest good of the greatest number.
Deontology is an alternative approach based on absolute moral principles (or categorical imperatives): what is morally 'right'
in a situation. Virtue ethics is a belief in pursuing positive moral qualities, which flow out into behaviour.
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Which of the following would raise ethical issues for a manufacturer of fast-moving consumer goods?
(i) The materials used in manufacture of the goods
(ii) The quality of the goods
(iii) How the goods are advertised
(iv) How much its raw materials suppliers pay their staff
(v) How the goods are packaged
Reliability, responsibility, , courtesy and respect are the personal qualities
expected of an accountant.
Which of the following words correctly complete this statement?
You have been asked to work on a major investment decision that your company will be making, and discover that your
brother-in-law is the managing director of a firm that may benefit from the outcome of the decision. You have no intention of
allowing this to influence the advice you give your firm, and you know that your brother-in-law will not try to influence you in
any way
What professional quality would make you consider handing this task to a colleague, or otherwise raising questions with your
superiors?
Which of the following would not represent an ethical objective in relation to employment practices?
Of the three main sources of rules that regulate the behaviour of businesses, the minimum level of acceptable behaviour is set by which?
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