utilitarian Flashcards

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Utilitarian Rule

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An ethical decision should produce the greatest good for the greatest

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number of people.

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• To decide – managers must consider how different possible courses of

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business action would benefit or harm different stakeholders.

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• DECISION – managers should choose the course of action that

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provides THE MOST BENEFITS

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or THE LEAST HARM to stakeholders.

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Moral Rights Rule

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An ethical decision is one that best maintains and protects the

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fundamental or inalienable rights and privileges of the people

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affected by it.

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• To decide – managers must choose the course of actions that best

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protects and upholds the rights of ALL stakeholders.

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• Example – protecting people’s rights to freedom

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life and safety

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property

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privacy

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Justice Rule

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An ethical decision is one that distributes benefits and harms among

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people and groups in a fair

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equitable or impartial way.

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• To decide – managers must compare and contrast alternative courses

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of actions that will fairly and equitably distribute outcomes to

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stakeholders.

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• Example – employees with similar qualifications

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responsibilities should receive similar pay (not gender

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Practical Rule

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An ethical decision is one that a manager has no reluctance about

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communicating to people outside the company because the typical

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person in a society would think it is acceptable.

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• To decide – managers must compare and contrast alternative courses of

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actions that will fairly and equitably distribute outcomes to stakeholders.

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• Example – Integrity in personal and professional matters · Honesty

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truthfulness and sincerity · Loyalty and allegiance · Responsibility & reliability