Q2. According to Quartz, pandemics bring ethical dilemmas into sharp, terrible focus. Around the world, hospitals have been unable to cope with the millions who need treatment for coronavirus. The decision to prioritize those with good survival odds is reinforced by several moral theories. Utilitarianism, for example, argues that morality is determined by the consequences of actions, and so we should strive to create the maximum good for the maximum number of people. That is, if we give scarce treatments to those who don't stand to benefit (and have a high chance of dying anyway), then not only will they die, but those with higher likelihood of survival (but require ventilator support) will also die. 1. Which of the ethical theories you studied is applied in the case above? Explain. (30 points) Q3. Explain the myth of amoral businesses. Do you agree with it? Why? Why not? (20 points)