Oliver is a city council member and is not allowed to accept gifts. One year, a business that is a vendor to the city government sends Oliver a $100 gift card. Oliver tries to return it, but the CEO of the business refuses to take it back. Oliver then uses the gift card to add to the budget to throw a city-wide party. The next year, the same city vendor sends Oliver a second $100 gift card. Oliver rationalizes that the vendor will not accept a returned gift card, so Oliver uses the gift card to buy a few items on Amazon. The year after that, Oliver is looking forward to receiving the gift card. This is an example of (A) a slippery slope; (B) an ethical dilemma; (C) the fudge factor; (D) utilitarian ethics.

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