Which of the following accurately explains differences between the free market ethical perspective and utilitarianism?

Question 19 options:

While both the free market ethical perspective and utilitarianism are both concerned with the well-being of shareholders, utilitarianism considers the well-being of shareholders along with other stakeholders.

The free market ethical perspective focuses on shareholder well-being, with utilitarianism does not consider the effects on shareholders.

Following the law is not required by the free market ethical perspective, but it is required by utilitarianism.

While the free market ethical perspective is concerned with making a profit, utilitarianism does not consider profit as a desirable outcome.