1- A war against the repressive government erupts in Country X. The U.S. Congress wants to draft U.S. citizens into the military to help the people of Country X fight for independence. Members of Congress believe that although some U.S. troops may die, hundreds of thousands of people in Country X will be given freedom. The President of the U.S., however, believes that individuals should have the right to choose from themselves whether to fight or not and thus opposes the idea of a draft. Congress' feelings closely mirror

Kantian ethics

Utilitarianism

Religious ethics

Aristotle's Virtue Ethics

2- Which of the following cause problems in determining whether an action is legal?

A large number of ethical theories

Too general definitions of "corporate social responsibility"

A lack of lawyers

None of the above

3- A problem with the Last Resort principle when applied to business is:

Does business have the capability to help and to aid the community and local charities?

Is business the last real alternative to help and to aid the community and local charities?:

Are there potential legal liability issues for helping, aiding, and rescuing?

All of the above.