Dilemma = Simply releasing an unauthentic recipe is not enough to uplift morale

Solution 1 = IKEA releasing an authentic meatball recipe

Solution 2 = IKEA donate their meatballs to soup kitchen

Solution 3 = IKEA consistently releases easy recipes that are inclusive for families to make

Virtue Ethics = Looks at moral character of the person carrying out the action. (solution 1)

Point 1 - platonistic view = 'Good agency in the truest and fullest sense presupposes the contemplation of the Form of the Good'.

Point 2 target-centered view = disposition to respond to, or acknowledge, items within its field or fields in an excellent or good enough way

Point 3 exemplarist view = foundational in structure but which is grounded in exemplars of moral goodness

Im working on Virtue ethics, so can one of you guys do the following?:

Deontology = Theory that determines what is good/bad according to rules (solution 2 - IKEA donate their meatballs to soup kitchens and homeless)

Point 1 Utilitarianism = a theory of morality that advocates actions that foster happiness or pleasure and oppose actions that cause unhappiness or harm. + how does this relate or not relate to solution 2

Point 2 agent-based = action is right or wrong because of the intentions motivated by it. + how does this relate or not relate to solution 2

Point 3 patient-based = + how does this relate or not relate to solution 2

Consequentialism = Good or bad depends on its outcomes. (Solution 3 - IKEA consistently releases easy recipes that are inclusive for families to make)

Point 1 - Agent-Neutrality = + how does this relate or not relate to solution 3

Point 2 hedonistic consequentialism = motivational hedonism says that only pleasure and pain cause people to do what they do. + how does this relate or not relate to solution 3

Point 3 Pluralistic = the right act is that which maximizes the overall degree to which various valuesincluding both well-being and non-well-being sources of valueare realized. + how does this relate or not relate to solution 3.

Answer the above question in the section "Consequentialism = Good or bad depends on its outcomes (Solution 3 - IKEA consistently releases easy recipes that are inclusive for families to make)".