In social contract theory, which would best be an example of applying a "veil of ignorance"? Weighing the potential costs and benefits to a product, without knowing exactly what those costs and benefits might be Acting in accordance with a set of ethical principles without knowing the outcomes of one's decisions. Each of these answers Considering whether one were either a customer, supplier, or employee before deciding on a product to sell 0/1 point Which is most true of ethical analysis? Ethical analyses are typically limited to those who do not owe others fiduciary duties Ethical frameworks offer multiple routes to reach ethical conclusions, which are independent of the frameworks considered Ethical analyses typically provide precise instructions for how to proceed in any given situation None of these answers