UGBA 107 Flashcards

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What are the 7 values of deontology?

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Fidelity
Reparation
Gratitude
Justice
Beneficence
Self-improvement
Nonmaleficence

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2
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fidelity

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keeps promises and fulfills contracts

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3
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reparation

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compensates people for wrongful injury

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4
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gratitude

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returns favors others do for youe

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5
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justice

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ensures goods are distributed according to merit

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6
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beneficence

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seeks to benefit others

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7
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self-improvement

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continues to try and improve your virtue and intelligence

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8
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nonmaleficience

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avoids injury to others

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9
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distributive justice

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addresses social and economic inequality by creating greatest benefit to the least advantaged

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10
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utility

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provides the greatest benefit to the most people

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11
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haas perspective

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consumers want more than growth and sharehodler value from business. they also expect good corporate citizenship. superior products an earning the trust of consumers employees and communities in which they operate

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12
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freidman

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increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game (open and free comp without deception or fraud)

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13
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Act Utilitarian

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Morality is on the effect of a good action that benefits most people

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14
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rule utilitarian

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Rule utilitarians adopt a two part view that stresses the importance of moral rules. According to rule utilitarians, a) a specific action is morally justified if it conforms to a justified moral rule; and b) a moral rule is justified if its inclusion into our moral code would create more utility than other possible rules (or no rule at all).

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