Reference no: EM132546328 , Length: 3 pages

Part 1:

Question 1: "Although there is no complete list of adequacy criteria for moral judgments, moral judgments have certain requirements that should be followed". Explain the three requirements for moral judgments.

Question 2: "Before evaluating utilitarianism, one should understand some points that might lead to confusion and misapplication". Explain and comments on three points only.

Question 3: Explain the differences between the two approaches: Utilitarian and Libertarian?

Part 2:

Question 1. Depending on the actions taken by a corporation, some stakeholders will be positively affected and others will be negatively affected. Explain.

Question 2. Child-care and flexible work arrangements are ethically important and can be cost-effective. List and explain three moral concerns on why only few companies strive seriously to provide them.

Question 3. Although the motivation of whistle-blowers is honorable, the state of whistle-blowing is a morally problematic action. Discuss three situations whereby whistle- blowing is morally justified.